A rugged, yet beautiful coastline is what sets “the jewel,” as this neighborhood is sometimes referred to, apart. La Jolla Village offers locals and visitors alike unique shopping, delicious dining and eclectic art galleries. Two brothers, Daniel and Samuel Sizer, each bought a plot of La Jolla land in 1869 for $1.25 per acre. That land, between modern day Fay and La Jolla Boulevards, is now worth at least $1.25 million per acre, which just goes to prove why La Jolla has some of the most prized real estate in the nation! Offering a little something for everyone, La Jolla real estate ranges from turn-of-the-century Spanish architecture to magnificent modern designs and everything in between. Home to La Jolla Cove and Windandsea Beach, there’s really no need to leave home, since a virtual playground is right at La Jolla’s backdoor.