Huntington Harbour Village sits at 16400 Saybrook Lane in Huntington Beach, California, and is a 55+ community of 130 manufactured and mobile homes, built in 1970 with peaked roofs and features like lap siding on about half the homes, and some homes split into multiple sections, and most lots come with patios or porches, either covered, concrete, or at the front, with yards or premium lots around 1,550 square feet, and no shared walls for privacy. The community sits about 0.2 miles from the water, making it easy to get to the beach, the harbor, local parks, shopping, schools, restaurants, and cultural spots nearby, so you don't have to go far for most needs, and folks say the grounds are well kept with lush landscaping, open areas, and a community garden where you can spend some time in the fresh air, sit quietly, or gather with neighbors.
You'll find two main clubhouses, one with a full commercial kitchen, a heated pool, a spa, restrooms with large steam sauna, showers, and a gym, plus a game and library room, and a second clubhouse with TV and game room for smaller gatherings. There's a billiard room, card room, dance floor, outdoor fire ring, putting green, fireside reading areas, and barbecue entertaining area, plus a picnic area, so there's always somewhere to relax or spend time socializing, or even just join a community event, take a fitness class, or watch a movie in the theater room. The property's got a property management team and manager named Jan who help coordinate services, along with on-site property management, night security patrol, and self-serve commercial laundry, plus storage lockers, an RV parking area, and a designated WiFi system. The entire area is paved with average width streets and home to off-street parking, with each home generally having a carport or garage, sometimes with room for two cars, and plenty of room for guests or caregivers to park if they're coming by to help out.
Many of the homes have updated interiors with things like crown molding, cathedral-vaulted or high ceilings, dormer and skylight windows, double pane glass for energy savings, ceiling fans, new paint, fresh flooring, and details like stone or marble countertops in places like the kitchens and bathrooms, hardwood floors, bonus rooms for use as offices or extra bedrooms, and even plant shelves for those who like to decorate. Kitchens are often open with center islands, modern appliances, room to dine casually, and sometimes an adjacent formal dining space, while the living rooms tend to be spacious with high ceilings, fireplaces, and lots of light. Master bedrooms might come with walk-in closets, en suite bathrooms with jacuzzi tubs or dual vanities, sitting rooms, or terraces, while guest suites and full guest bathrooms give everyone some space and privacy. There's usually a dedicated laundry room with storage, washer, dryer, and space for supplies, and most homes are partially furnished, often with central air conditioning and heat throughout, plus Wi-Fi, cable TV, high-speed internet, telephone hookups, and kitchenettes.
Daily life at Huntington Harbour Village means you've got a pool, heated in-ground spa, putting green, gym or exercise room, library, arts and crafts room, wellness spa, activity rooms, and all sorts of organized programs, walking paths, resident-run and sponsored activities, and schedules that balance social life and private time, so you can be as active or as relaxed as you like. The facility supports a variety of care levels, with independent living units, assisted living services with help for bathing, dressing, medication, and daily activities, and skilled nursing services offering 24-hour care, rehabilitation, wound care, and supervision, plus secure memory care for those with Alzheimer's or dementia, where there's 24-hour support, special programs, and a safe environment. They also offer respite care if caregivers need a short break, personalized support, housekeeping, laundry, move-in coordination, dry cleaning, family support, and even a concierge.
Meals are available all day with restaurant-style dining, allergy-sensitive and diabetic-friendly menus, and options for other diets, plus regular meal preparation and service, so everyone gets food that works for them. The community is pet friendly if you get approval, and pets are welcome with some rules in place. Utilities include district/public water and sewer, and all homes are on owned land with no space rent. For convenience, there are accessibility features with more than two ways to exit each home, and most units don't share walls with neighbors, which helps a lot with peace and quiet.
The whole idea at Huntington Harbour Village is to offer a comfortable and vibrant environment for older adults who want both independence and a sense of community, close to the coast, with a good range of amenities and support when and if you need it, and spaces that are made to be easy to enjoy every day, whether socializing in the clubhouses or enjoying a quiet morning on the porch.
