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Pleasure Point Real Estate and Local Guide

A coastal surf neighborhood in Santa Cruz County, Pleasure Point is defined by clifftop homes along East Cliff Drive and a deeply rooted surfing culture.

Living in Pleasure Point

World-renowned surfing destination, formerly known as Opal Cliffs before being renamed prior to the 2010 census. Source: en.wikipedia.org

IncomeAbout $117,776 median household
EducationAbout 54.5% hold a bachelor's or higher
CountySanta Cruz County

Homes in Pleasure Point

Owner-occupiedAbout 56.8% of housing units
Single-family detached housesRoughly 54.3% of homes
  • The median home value is about $1.23 million, reflecting the premium coastal Santa Cruz market.

Source: ACS 2023

What makes Pleasure Point home

Pleasure Point surf break

World-renowned surfing area along East Cliff Drive with breaks like First Peak and Sewers

Jack O'Neill's oceanfront home

Longtime residence of the wetsuit inventor and O'Neill surf brand founder

Pleasure Point Park

Clifftop park completed in 2012 with restrooms, showers and gardens above the surf

Moran Lake County Park

Coastal county park at Moran Lagoon supporting waterfowl and beach access

Pleasure Point areas to know

The Hook

Popular surf spot and neighborhood pocket at the southern end

Opal Cliffs

Adjacent clifftop area and the community's former name

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