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Highland Light Village Real Estate

Highland Light Village is a community of mostly condos in San Clemente, CA 92673. Many of its homes date from the 1980s, with 3 to 4 bedrooms and about 1,800 to 2,400 square feet. Typical association dues on homes for sale now or sold in the last 12 months are $248 to $280 a month. The community is in the Capistrano Unified School District. The MLS has recorded 115 sales here since 2012. The latest sale in the list below closed in October 2026 at $2,425,000.

7 Closings in 12 months
$1,850,000 Median recorded closing

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Recent Sales in Highland Light Village

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

Earlier Sales in Highland Light Village

Recorded sales in Highland Light Village before the last twelve months, newest first. Source: CRMLS.
ClosedPriceBedsBathsSq ftHome
Oct 28, 2025$1,590,000321,4103-bed single-family home, $1,590,000
Aug 22, 2025$1,445,000321,4103-bed single-family home, $1,445,000
Aug 20, 2025$2,065,000432,2034-bed single-family home, $2,065,000
Jul 23, 2025$1,500,000331,8303-bed condo, $1,500,000
Jun 3, 2025$2,375,000432,4354-bed single-family home, $2,375,000
Mar 27, 2025$1,600,000331,9103-bed single-family home, $1,600,000
Mar 5, 2025$1,575,000331,8303-bed single-family home, $1,575,000
Feb 24, 2025$1,570,000331,9103-bed single-family home, $1,570,000
Feb 5, 2025$2,155,000331,9103-bed single-family home, $2,155,000
Nov 6, 2024$1,650,000432,4354-bed single-family home, $1,650,000

Highland Light Village Sales by Year

Recorded sales by year of closing since 2012. 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.
YearSalesMedian priceMedian price per sq ft
2026 to date
7
$1,850,000$986
2025
9
$1,590,000$937
2024
5
$1,705,000$790
2023
8
$1,417,000$733
2022
5
$2,100,000$953
2021
11
$1,517,000$794
2020
7
$940,000$567
2019
8
$847,000$504
2018
13
$875,000$455
2017
6
$1,015,000$428
2016
8
$855,000$444
2015
5
$775,000$317
2014
6
$782,950$368
2013
9
$795,000$363
2012
8
$643,500$317

A Typical Home in Highland Light Village

Home types
Condos 63%, Single-family homes 37%
Bedrooms
3 to 4
Living area
1,830 to 2,400 sq ft
Year built
1986 to 1989
HOA dues
$248 to $280 a month
Scenic view
67% of homes

Each range is the middle half of the homes that report it, among the 104 homes sold since 2012 or for sale now in Highland Light Village. HOA dues are from homes for sale now or sold in the last 12 months. A scenic view is a water, hill, mountain, canyon, valley, bluff, city-lights, golf-course or panoramic view. Source: CRMLS.

Highland Light Village Market Snapshot

15Median days on market
100.0%Median sale price to final list price

From the 23 recorded home sales that closed in the last three years. Source: CRMLS.

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About Highland Light Village

Highland Light Village is a community of village homes in Marblehead Inland, the planned community bounded roughly by Avenida Vista Hermosa, Avenida Pico, Interstate 5 and Camino Vera Cruz, in ZIP 92673. Its streets include Camino Laurel, Via Aguila, Via Teca, Via Mango and Calle Chayote. The city's Marblehead Inland Specific Plan calls it the Villages of Highland Light: three tracts recorded in 1985 and 1986 and built from 1985 to 1988. Most homes sold through the MLS date from 1986 to 1989 and have about 1,830 to 2,400 square feet. The MLS records most as condominiums and the rest as single-family homes, and about two in three sales record a view.

The plan places the homes under the Highland Light Villages Association and the Marblehead Community Association, the master association whose architectural committee reviews exterior plans before the city does. On the condominium plan, the plan's height limit keeps an addition at or below the roof ridgeline and no higher than 18 feet on a one-story home or 25 feet on a two-story home; elsewhere in the tracts the cap is 18 feet. Plan neighbors include Highland Light Estates and Signal Point.

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