Remodeled single-story home, pano-ocean views. As you step through the front door of this beautiful Cardiff home, you are greeted by an abundance of natural light. Well-appointed finishing touches works harmoniously with the 1 level floor plan. Enjoy manicured landscaped grounds with large, ocean view patios and walkways. Top of the line, finishing touches include stainless appliances in kitchen, farm sink, wide-plank white-oak floors, quartz, custom tile, LaCantina door, new roof & windows, AC/heater. Cardiff-By-The-Sea is a charming, beautiful and historical Northern San Diego County beach community. Located in Encinitas, it borders Solana Beach to the South, the Pacific Ocean to the West with Encinitas on its East and North. With a population of less than 12,000, Cardiff-by-the Sea operates as a community of the City of Encinitas with its own zip code (92007). In 1875 the first family came to Cardiff. The MacKinnons from Cleveland cultivated the North shore of the San Elijo Lagoon into farmland. In 1909, a Boston developer, J. Frank Cullen, purchased the land from MacKinnon and began selling plots of land for as little as $30. In 1910, it is told that Cullen initially wanted to give his little town a Spanish name, but his wife, a native of Cardiff, Wales, persuaded him to name the community “Cardiff”, as well as many streets such as “Birmingham”, “Oxford”, “Chesterfield” and ”Manchester”. The by-the-Sea” was added to the name by German musician Victor Kremer, who took it from the song “By the Beautiful Sea.” Today, Cardiff is an eclectic mix of long-time residents, worldwide tourists, business professionals, artisans, families, and individuals of all ages seeking to live the California Dream. The Verdi Pedestrian Rail Undercrossing project is underway to provide a safe way for pedestrians and bike riders in Cardiff to cross the railroad tracks to access South Coast Highway 101 and the beach. Points of interest in Encinitas: The Lux Art Institute ...