Lakeshore Gardens Mobile Home Community

Lakeshore Gardens is the best kept secret in San Diego County! Located 2 blocks from the beach, it is living at it’s best! 10 ponds, complete with ducks and waterfowl, turtles and fish make it a relaxing and beautiful respite! In addition, you’ll find lots of greenbelts and fountains throughout the community. There are 383 homes in the community, many with waterfront or greenbelt views.
The clubhouse is gorgeous, and the activities are plentiful! There is a pool and spa– open ²⁴⁄₇ and heated year round. A well stocked library, weekly bingo, potluck dinners, card games and numerous other social activities make it great for older adults who can no longer drive or get out much, to be able to live a full and social life, or for the younger seniors who like to get involved with their neighbors and community.
Want to find out more about this hidden gem? Think you might like to buy here? Give me a call, I personally live here and sell homes in this beautiful community! 800−680−9133

Besides the obvious (great location with walking to beaches and first-​rate shopping) this park is update (new clubhouse, front gate) and well maintained. There are plenty of activities if you like to stay busy, or you can easily keep to yourself in this quiet community. Neighbors in this 55 and up park are friendly, but respect your privacy. Lots of water features (pond with fountains, ducks). It’s lovely here. Bus comes to stop just outside park. My parents loved living here and most yards and units are kept up nicely.

Location. Location. Location, and a few other positive features. Walking distance to beach (great outdoor temperature regulation, courtesy of Mother Nature) and across the street is Poinsettia Village Plaza (also on Unilocal), which has a grocery store and drug store, along with many restaurants and more. Very convenient. They have a nice center green grassy knoll with a very small pond w/​fountain (which explains all the ducks across the street at Ralph’s). They also have a good-​sized center clubhouse with indoor and outdoor seating.
It is a retirement community, so be ready for the rules. You can’t rent out your unit for any time shorter than 6 months. So, if you think you are only going to be there for the winter and will rent your unit for a month or two in the summer for a vacation rental — that’s not happening.
Because of it’s proximity to the coast, there can be a mold problem in mobile homes. Must use dehumidifiers. If a unit is selling for around 30k, you will probably have to replace it entirely. You rent the land underneath you from Lakeshore; it cannot be purchased. If you want to live here, walk around and talk to the neighbors. People there like to talk, and will tell you all about it. Generally a friendly place.