Bing at the gate
Bing Crosby greeted the first racing fans in 1937. The track’s historical timeline later records visitors including Lucille Ball, Desi Arnaz and Jimmy Durante.
The racetrack’s own historyLive. Work. Play. Along the coast.
Del Mar.
Different streets. Different stories.
Explore the village, beach streets, hills and coastal condos—then find the setting that fits your next chapter.
31 community guides
Start with the geography
A Del Mar address has more than one meaning.
The City of Del Mar’s six residential districts are North Beach, North Bluff, North Hills, South Beach, South Bluff and South Hills. Familiar labels such as Beach Colony and Olde Del Mar help describe the local real estate search, but they are not a complete set of legal associations.
Del Mar Heights, Del Mar Terrace and other nearby Torrey Pines communities belong to the City of San Diego. They are included below as part of the broader mailing-area search, with jurisdiction clearly identified.
Find your areaChoose your Del Mar setting.
31 editorial guides: six official residential districts, two village / market-area guides, six neighboring Del Mar mailing-area guides and 17 city-inventoried condo property groups. Some guides overlap geographically; this is not a count of distinct legal associations.
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Beach Colony / North Beach
Beach-close streets, cottages and contemporary homes in Del Mar’s flatter coastal neighborhood.
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North Bluff
A distinct northern bluff district with estate-scale coastal settings.
Explore this guide →South Beach / Lower Stratford
Terraced coastal blocks with a mix of detached homes and condos.
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South Hills
Larger-lot hillside settings, varied architecture and mature landscaping.
Explore this guide →Del Mar Village
The village core: local landmarks, coastal parks and a walkable mix of everyday destinations.
Explore this guide →Olde Del Mar
A familiar real-estate name for Del Mar’s established village and hillside settings.
Explore this guide →Del Mar Heights
An established residential option in the Del Mar mailing area, with a different jurisdiction from the seaside city.
Explore this guide →Del Mar Terrace
A southern Del Mar-area residential setting to explore alongside the lagoon and Torrey Pines coast.
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Pointe Del Mar
A planned detached-home setting above the southern lagoon landscape.
Explore this guide →Sea Village
A named attached-home community in the Torrey Pines residential plan.
Explore this guide →Sea Point
An established condominium community in the southern Del Mar-area coastal search.
Explore this guide →Del Mar Estates / Racetrack View
A larger-lot residential setting documented along Racetrack View Drive.
Explore this guide →Del Mar Woods
Compare courtyard locations, the number of levels and the actual outlook. A community name does not make every unit ocean-facing.
Explore this guide →212 4th Street Condos
Use the exact unit number and legal description to distinguish this property group from other nearby condos.
Explore this guide →424 Stratford Court Condos
Compare the unit’s position, shared-wall arrangement and parking route rather than treating a common street address as a single floor plan.
Explore this guide →515 Stratford Court Condos
Compare entries and outdoor spaces; in a smaller property group, each unit can have a different relationship to the street and neighbors.
Explore this guide →519 Stratford Court Condos
Check the unit designation, parking allocation and exterior responsibilities in the recorded documents.
Explore this guide →460 Camino del Mar Condos
Test sound and privacy with windows open and closed, especially when comparing a road-facing and interior-facing unit.
Explore this guide →Sea Cliff Way Condos
A small condominium group merits a careful look at shared expenses and how owners approve major maintenance.
Explore this guide →155 15th Street Condos
Walk the village route from the actual entry, then return via the garage to compare convenience with guest access.
Explore this guide →1552 Camino del Mar Condos
Confirm the legal association and any claimed resort privileges for the individual unit; nearby hotel amenities are not automatically included.
Explore this guide →1558 Camino del Mar Condos
Compare the legal unit designation, orientation and access; verify any marketed relationship to hotel services in the current agreements.
Explore this guide →Chateau L’Auberge / 1562 Camino del Mar
Published property records use the Chateau L’Auberge name. Confirm the exact association, unit and current amenity agreement rather than assuming hotel privileges transfer.
Explore this guide →Del Mar Villas / 1844 Camino del Mar
Use the full street address: similarly named Del Mar-area developments can refer to entirely different communities.
Explore this guide →1735 Coast Boulevard Condos
Review assigned parking and the allocation of exterior work; a small association can have a very different budget structure from a large community.
Explore this guide →1757 Coast Boulevard Condos
Compare privacy, guest access and street exposure at the unit itself, including on a busy beach day.
Explore this guide →1750 Ocean Front Condos
Investigate building condition, insurance and property-specific coastal exposure before evaluating the view premium.
Explore this guide →Costa Del Rey
Compare the unit’s relationship to Camino del Mar and the actual public route to the beach; confirm parking and storage in the deed and rules.
Explore this guide →Sandy Pointe
Test the route toward North Beach and confirm the exact building and unit before making comparisons with other northern coastal condos.
Explore this guide →Know the block. Know the home.
Compare actual beach routes, hills, parking, property condition and ownership costs. A community name should help you ask better questions, not substitute for checking the property.
Build your Del Mar shortlistPhotos & editorial sources
Reviewed October 10, 2026. The directory photographs show identified local or regional settings, not every individual complex. Open a guide for its map, satellite / Street View link and property-group sources. Current listings and sales statistics await the authorized IDX connection.
- Powerhouse Park and the Del Mar oceanfront in 2018 · Seojoohyun · CC0 1.0. Resized, converted and cropped for display.
- Dog Beach at the northern end of Del Mar in 2015 · Tim Buss · CC BY 2.0. Resized, converted and cropped for display.
- Aerial view of Los Peñasquitos Lagoon and the Torrey Pines coast in 2014 · Don Ramey Logan · CC BY-SA 4.0. Resized, converted and cropped for display; adapted image under the same license.
- Los Peñasquitos Lagoon panorama photographed from Caminito Pointe Del Mar in 2018 · RightCowLeftCoast · CC BY-SA 4.0. Resized, converted and cropped for display; adapted image under the same license.
- San Dieguito Lagoon panorama south of the Del Mar Fairgrounds in 2018 · RightCowLeftCoast · CC BY-SA 4.0. Resized, converted and cropped for display; adapted image under the same license.
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City of Del Mar district descriptions · Historical condo inventory · Torrey Pines residential plan