If you’re over 55, the South Bay has a number of great options for you to purchase a home. Due to lesser demand, senior complexes are
generally priced well below similar homes that don’t have age restrictions. Many of the complexes were built in the past 20 years and have a very updated and current look and feel more like vacation style hotels than senior living condos. Take a look below at just some of the options and communities in the area.
If you’re looking for 55+ housing or it might be a good option, please don’t hesitate to contact us and let us know what you’re looking for. For specific information take a look at:
Here are just a few of the complexes in Torrance and surrounding areas
Torrance
- Tradewinds 55+ senior condos near Plaza Del Amo
- The Gables 55+ senior condos at 3550 Torrance Blvd
- Pacific Village at 3120 Sepulveda Blvd – Built in 2002
- Village Court 55+ condos in Southwood Torrance at 21345 Hawthorne Blvd – Built in 2005 – 1, 2 & 3 bedroom condos
- The Meridian at 2742 Cabrillo Avenue – 44 single level 1 & 2 bedroom condos
- New Horizons
- Courtyard Villa Estates – 3970 Sepulveda Blvd – Built in 2007
Redondo Beach
- Breakwater Village at 2750 Artesia Blvd Redondo Beach
- The Montecito at 2100 Artesia Blvd Redondo Beach
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Current 55+ Senior Housing in Torrance & Redondo
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El Segundo is pretty ideally located near just about everything. The city has Dockweiler Beach which is a beautiful stretch of sand and unlike nearby Hermosa and Manhattan, Dockweiler offers some unique elements….there is one stretch of beach that has on sit firepits making for a series of bonfires (and a party atmosphere) on summer nights and also has RV parking allowing for a much larger access. While Manhattan and Hermosa have homes on the beach, El Segundo does not making it much more accessible. Exercise enthusiasts can enjoy the Marvin Braude bikepath that extends from Palos Verdes up to Santa Monica and the beach even offers hangliding. Shopping and dining options are everywhere and in addition to the Main Street downtown area a number of higher end shopping centers have recently opened including The Pointe.
opportunities in the South Bay is the condo complex of Cote D’Azure in the Hollywood Riviera. As it lies at the base of the Palos Verdes Peninsula, it sits high on the bluff and the complex and many of the condos offer stunning ocean and coastline views. The condos are all 2 bedroom 2 bath and square footage ranges from a little over 1,300 square feet to just under 1,600 square feet. What the building exterior lacks in charm (looks a bit more like an office building than condos at the beach) it makes up in location and views. The addresses for the complex are 639 – 645 Paseo De La Playa which happens to be one of the best streets in all of the South Bay. Built in 1962 most units have been extensively remodeled. One quirky feature is that the condos originally had balconies but most were incorporated into interior spaces so most units have a somewhat odd “interior” balcony.
Cote D’Azur offers 4 rectangular buildings with 3 levels of condos and units on both sides of the buildings. All are single level and are situated around a very nice ocean view pool area. There are very few units directly facing the ocean but many have great views from somewhat of an angle.
