Pebble Beach-Country Club East

The Pebble Beach neighborhood of Country Club East is situated to the east of Monterey Peninsula Country Club’s Shore Course, though it is home to several fairways belonging to the club’s Dunes Course. Homes along 17 Mile Drive have gorgeous golf views and are often sprawling homes on large parcels that are walking distance to the beach. Overall the neighborhood is quiet and peaceful with homes nestled on oak lined lanes and the towering pine and cypress trees of the Del Monte Forest. The neighborhood of County Club East is bordered by Congress Road to the east, 17 Mile Road to the West, Forest Lodge Road to the North and Lopez Road to the South. Within the confines of the neighborhood you will find Forest Lake, a reservoir which stores recycled water for irrigation and valuable firefighting purposes and helps protect habitat in the Carmel River and Pacific Ocean. It is currently undergoing improvements to increase its capacity so that it will be able to store a substantial amount of water to use during the summer months, reducing the use of potable water. Homes are located within the excellent Pacific Grove School District as well as just miles from Stevenson, a co-educational boarding school with an exceptional academic program, faculty and learning environment.

 

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To live in County Club East is to experience living the Pebble Beach lifestyle. You are just minutes from 7 world renowned golf courses, a quick bike ride or jog to the ocean, and have a front row seat for the finest Pebble Beach events. As you drive home, waving a friendly hello to the guard at Country Club Gate, your neighborhood will welcome you with majestic oak trees laced with Spanish moss and gentle curving roads. The fresh forest air mixed with the ocean breeze is refreshing and rejuvenating. Once home you may decide to go for a stroll down to the beach or through the marked forest trails, or perhaps head to the nearby Inn at Spanish Bay for a casual meal at Sticks restaurant where you can hear the bagpiper play each day at sunset.