Newport Coast

Pelican Point Real Estate

Pelican Point is a community of single-family homes in Newport Coast, CA 92657. Many of its homes date from the 1990s, with 4 to 5 bedrooms and about 5,200 to 7,700 square feet. Typical association dues on homes for sale now or sold in the last 12 months are $680 a month. The community is in the Newport-Mesa Unified School District. The MLS has recorded 37 sales here since 2012. The latest sale in the list below closed in July 2026 at $8,800,000.

3 single-family homes are for sale in Pelican Point, Newport Coast. Asking prices run from $11,950,000 to $15,998,000. They range from 5 to 7 bedrooms.

3 Homes for sale

$13,995,000 Median asking price

2 Closings in 12 months

Pelican Point Homes for Sale

Open House Sat, Nov 14, 1 PM

$11,950,000

Single Family ResidenceActive

5Beds6Baths4,527SqFt

16 Pelican PointNewport Coast, CA 92657Pelican Point

$13,995,000

Single Family ResidenceActive

5Beds5Baths6,800SqFt

15 ShorelineNewport Coast, CA 92657Pelican Point

Active Under Contract

$15,998,000

Single Family ResidenceActive Under Contract

7Beds9Baths12,278SqFt

11 ShoreviewNewport Coast, CA 92657Pelican Point

Recent Sales in Pelican Point

2 closings recorded in the MLS over the last twelve months.

$8,800,000

Single Family ResidenceSold

3Beds5Baths4,324SqFt

20 Pelican PointNewport Coast, CA 92657Pelican Point

$15,900,000

Single Family ResidenceSold

6Beds10Baths11,000SqFt

7 ShoreviewNewport Coast, CA 92657Pelican Point

Earlier Sales in Pelican Point

Recorded sales in Pelican Point before the last twelve months, newest first. Source: CRMLS.
Closed	Price	Beds	Baths	Sq ft	Home
Mar 18, 2025	$18,750,000	5	8	7,300	5-bed single-family home, $18,750,000
Mar 5, 2025	$11,950,000	5	6	4,380	5-bed single-family home, $11,950,000
Feb 14, 2022	$6,765,000	4	5	4,646	4-bed single-family home, $6,765,000
Jul 9, 2021	$17,250,000	8	19	19,374	8-bed single-family home, $17,250,000
Jun 1, 2021	$5,850,000	4	6	5,024	4-bed single-family home, $5,850,000
May 28, 2021	$5,600,000	5	6	6,916	5-bed single-family home, $5,600,000
Apr 8, 2021	$6,537,000	4	5	5,702	4-bed single-family home, $6,537,000
Nov 30, 2020	$11,000,000	5	6	8,800	5-bed single-family home, $11,000,000
May 22, 2020	$9,000,000	4	7	7,149	4-bed single-family home, $9,000,000
May 22, 2020	$5,165,000	4	5	5,691	4-bed single-family home, $5,165,000

Pelican Point Sales by Year

Recorded sales by year of closing since 2012. A year with no recorded sale shows 0. 2026 counts the sales recorded by Nov 12, 2026. Medians leave out lot sales and print only for a year with 5 or more home sales. Each year links to its recorded sales. Source: CRMLS.
Year	Sales	Median price	Median price per sq ft
2026 to date	2
2025	2
2024	3
2023	0
2022	3
2021	5	$6,537,000	$1,140
2020	5	$7,325,000	$953
2019	2
2018	2
2017	3
2016	0
2015	3
2014	2
2013	4
2012	1

A Typical Home in Pelican Point

Home types: Single-family homes 100%
Bedrooms: 4 to 5
Living area: 5,200 to 7,673 sq ft
Year built: 1997 to 2003
Lot size: 11,624 to 13,500 sq ft
HOA dues: $680 a month
Private pool: 91% of single-family homes
Scenic view: 100% of homes

Each range is the middle half of the homes that report it, among the 27 homes sold since 2012 or for sale now in Pelican Point. HOA dues are from homes for sale now or sold in the last 12 months. The pool share counts single-family homes for sale now or sold since 2017. A scenic view is a water, hill, mountain, canyon, valley, bluff, city-lights, golf-course or panoramic view. Source: CRMLS.

Pelican Point Market Snapshot

147Median days on market

94.7%Median sale price to final list price

From the 7 recorded home sales that closed in the last three years. Source: CRMLS.

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About Pelican Point

Pelican Point is the Newport Coast community on the ocean side of Pacific Coast Highway, on the bluff beside Crystal Cove State Park. Its single-family homes went up in the late 1990s and early 2000s under the Newport Coast coastal plan, which required a public bluff-top trail linking the community with the state park and required homes to be built to withstand 50 years of bluff erosion without a seawall.

Pelican Point has its own master association, separate from the Newport Coast master association. The state park's Pelican Point entrance, its parking lots and the beach access below are public, and so is the bluff trail. A bluff failure closed the beach trail at the second lot (P2) in October 2026, so check State Parks notices before you go. See our guide to Corona del Mar and Crystal Cove beaches.