265 Loma Alta Dr Unit D8, Oceanside, CA 92054

Property Description

"Top-Floor Corner Life in Oceanside… Coastal Calm Meets Attainable Entry Point." WHAT WE LOVE: The mornings start cooler, the light hits softer, and the days stretch longer here. This top-floor corner condo catches ocean breezes from its north-facing balcony, looking out over nearby treetops and/or the shimmer of the pool below. Add the luxury of your own detached garage, assigned parking spot all under 400K ... and you've got the *rare find* of the kind of home that feels tucked away yet still close to everything that makes Oceanside pulse: the sand, the strand, and that small-town coastal rhythm that’s getting harder to find. WHAT WE LOVE (CONT…): Here, you get privacy, peace, and perks that make daily life smooth… a detached garage for storage or surfboards, plus an extra assigned space when friends drop by. Inside, laminate floors, a refreshed kitchen and bath, and bright natural light keep things simple and livable. Whether it’s your first home or your first investment, this is your approachable entry into the Oceanside lifestyle — ocean air, easy access, and a price that lets you breathe. If you’re uninitiated to why Oceanside, here are three reasons locals love calling 92054 home: 1. The Coastline Without the Crowds. Oceanside gives you the same Pacific views and surf breaks as its famous neighbors, but with more breathing room and a laid-back pulse that still feels authentic. Mornings start with a bike ride on The Strand and end with sunset claps at the Pier - no reservations required. 2. The Culture and Craft Scene. This town has reinvented itself with local breweries, rooftop lounges, and hidden coffee spots where everyone actually talks to each other. It’s creative, walkable, and brimming with new energy - from the Oceanside Museum of Art to street markets and live music under the lights. 3. The Access That Works. You’re minutes from Camp Pendleton, the 5, and the 78, meaning LA, Orange County, and San Diego are all within reach - but you still get that small-town, coastal calm when you come home. It’s a rare blend of freedom and community that’s tough to duplicate anywhere else.