

Discover What Makes It Special
Sunset Beach sits along the Pacific Coast in Orange County, a narrow oceanfront village tucked between Huntington Beach and Seal Beach. Its layout is defined by the coastline—a quiet stretch of sandy beach runs the length of the community, while modest single-family homes, many of them cottages and older beach bungalows, line the inland streets. The village has a laid-back, residential feel, with Pacific Coast Highway forming its main artery and connecting residents to neighboring communities for shopping, dining, and services.
Families here have access to several well-regarded schools in and around the area, including Harbour View Elementary, LePort Montessori, and Grace Christian Schools, along with early childhood programs like Marley's Preschool and Growing Tree Pre-School. The beach itself is the central draw—ideal for surfing, swimming, and morning walks—and the flat, bikeable streets make getting around easy. Nearby Huntington Harbour offers marinas and waterfront dining.
Sunset Beach appeals to those who want direct coastal access without the density of larger beach cities—particularly families, surfers, and anyone drawn to a quieter, more residential slice of the Orange County coast.


