Lavish La Jolla Living
Residing in a La Jolla home isn't just about the beach. There is a wealth of things to keep adults and kids entertained. The Museum of Contemporary Art and the Athenaeum Music & Arts Library are two places of interest where you can appreciate different art forms. Those who are more into architecture and historic sights will be faced by notable structures. Among these are the Bishop's School established in 1909 and the historic Colonial Hotel.
If teeing off is what you're after, the Torrey Pines Golf Course is at your doorstep. Feel like the pros as you retrace their swings which led them to victory in the PGA TOUR Buick Invitational. When you've strained your muscles and are ready to indulge in relaxation, drive over to Gaia Day Spa on Prospect Street and have a soothing aromatherapy massage.
La Jolla has several neighborhoods engulfed by the sea and guarded by the slopes of Mount Soledad. There is the Village of La Jolla often referred to as downtown because of all the shops and restaurants here. Then a different play of words, La Jolla Village, totally other from the Village of La Jolla, is so-called because of the shopping center located there.
La Jolla Shores is where you can find the Scripps Institution of Oceanography, and it has homes going for $1.2 million and up. On the stretch of Windansea and Village of La Jolla are the more affordable residences of Beach-Barber Tract. Overlooking Black's Beach are the exclusive homes of La Jolla Farms.
There are several more neighborhoods besides these that you can choose from. But no matter which area you decide on, it's certain that you will savor lavish La Jolla living.
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