Skyline Forest/Skyline Ridge
The neighborhood of Skyline Forest/Skyline Ridge is situated east of Hwy 68 in a forested section of Monterey where the hilltop elevation allows for sweeping views of the Monterey Bay. The neighborhood is in very close proximity to Pebble Beach with portions of the neighborhood actually on 17 Mile Drive. Nestled in the hills, these homes enjoy a bird’s eye view of Monterey city lights and the sapphire bay, in a peaceful and serene setting. Just past the fog’s reach days are usually sunnier here than at the coast just miles away. It is a fantastic neighborhood for quick access to the Highway into Carmel and just a short drive to Pacific Grove for shopping and everyday conveniences. Residents also enjoy quick access to downtown Monterey including the business district and the Wharf. The neighborhood is close to schools and is part of the Monterey Unified School District. Stevenson School, a private school with an excellent academic reputation is also just 5 miles away in beautiful Pebble Beach. With tree lined streets and spacious homes on quiet cul-de- sacs, the neighborhood is highly sought after. A number of condominiums are located here as well which boast the same bay views as the single family homes but with a smaller footprint. For recreation in your own backyard you will have three great parks nearby, Quarry Park, Via Paraiso Park and Veterans Park. Veterans Park is particularly popular for picnicking and offers the only allowable campsites in Monterey. The 81 acre Huckleberry Hill Nature Preserve is nearby as well which is a hidden jewel for hikers in the know.
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Historical Market Information
2022
14 homes sold in this neighborhood in 2022. The most expensive home to sell was a 4 bedroom, 4 bath home with 3,471 SqFt of living space on a 15,000 SqFt lot on a cul-de-sac and sold for 2.008 Million. The least expensive home to sell was a 2 bedroom, 1 bath condominium with Ocean views and 1.039 SqFt of living space and sold for 669K.
2021
39 homes sold in this neighborhood in 2021. The most expensive home to sell was a 3 bedroom, 3.5 bath home with 3,711 SqFt of living space and Ocean views on a 13,504 SqFt lot and sold for 2.395 Million. The least expensive home to sell was a 2 bedroom, 2 bath condominium with 1,193 SqFt of living space and sold for 526K.
2020
36 homes sold in this neighborhood in 2020. The most expensive home to sell was a 3 bedroom, 2.5 bath home with Bay views, 2,675 SqFt of living space on a 12,600 SqFt lot and sold for 1.5 Million. The least expensive home to sell was a 2 bedroom, 1 bath renovated condo with 1,039 SqFt of living space and sold for 500K.
2019
28 homes sold in this neighborhood in 2019. The most expensive home to sell was a 3 bedroom, 3.5 bath home with 3,057 SqFt of living space on a 10,844 SqFt lot on a quiet cul-de-sac and sold for 1.28 Million. The least expensive home to sell was a 2 bedroom, 1 bath condo with 1,039 SqFt of living space and sold for 420K.
2018
24 homes sold in this neighborhood in 2018. The most expensive home to sell was a 3 bedroom, 3.5 bath custom contemporary home with 3,020 SqFt of living space on a 16,547 SqFt lot and sold for 1.325 Million. The least expensive home to sell was a 2 bedroom, 2 bath condominium with 1,206 SqFt of living space and sold for 480K.
2017
27 homes sold in this neighborhood in 2017. The most expensive home to sell was a 3 bedroom, 2.5 bath, remodeled single-family house with 2,008 SqFt of living space on a 10,890 SqFt lot and sold for 1.229 Million. The least expensive home to sell was a 3 bedroom, 3 bath townhouse with 2,162 SqFt of living space and Ocean views and sold for 775K.
2016
28 homes sold in this neighborhood in 2016. The most expensive home to sell was a 5 bedroom, 4.5 bath home with 4,498 SqFt of living space on a 12,197 SqFt lot and sold for 1.2 Million. The least expensive home to sell was a 2 bedroom, 1 bath low-maintenance condominium with 1,039 SqFt of living space and sold for 360K.
2015
24 homes sold in this neighborhood in 2015. The most expensive home to sell was a 3 bedroom, 3.5 bath turn-key home with 3,312 SqFt of living space on a 10,844 SqFt lot on a cul-de-sac and sold for 1.25 Million. The least expensive home to sell was a 2 bedroom, 1 bath corner-unit condominium with 1,039 SqFt of living space and selling for 355K.
2014
17 homes sold in this neighborhood in 2014. The most expensive home sold for 1.291 Million for a 4 bedroom, 4 bathroom home with 4,290 Sqft of living space on a 12,490 Sqft lot. The least expensive home sold for 369K for a 2 bedroom, 1 bathroom condo with 1,044 Sqft of living space.
2013
In 2013, 6 homes sold in this neighborhood. The most expensive home that sold was a 3,400 SqFt home on a 13,000 SqFt lot, which sold for 1.2 million. While the least expensive home that sold was a 1,040 SqFt condo which sold for 281K.
2012
In 2012 there were 22 sales in this neighborhood. The most expensive home sold for 789K and was a 3 bedroom, 2 bath home with 2,550 SqFt of living space and was situated on a .34 SqFt lot. The least expensive home sold for 280K and was a 2 bedroom, 1 bath condo with 1,046 SqFt of living space.
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To live in Skyline Forest/Skyline Ridge is to live in a desirable Monterey neighborhood of fine homes with great elevated views. With a lush forested setting your home will be a peaceful retreat set high above the bustle of downtown Monterey. Your excellent location is close to schools, parks and activities along the coast including cycling, surfing, paddle-boarding, diving, running and jogging. For avid golfers, the world renowned golf courses of Pebble Beach are within striking distance for a weekend or weekday game on the meticulous greens with their breath taking views. Centrally located, a short drive to the South will take you to Carmel-by-the-Sea. With its storybook charms and cottages you will enjoy discovering superb restaurants, window shopping at boutiques and galleries, and taking a stroll down Ocean Avenue to Carmel Beach. Driving north up Hwy 68 will take you to Pacific Grove which is deemed “America’s Last Hometown”. With intricate historic Victorians and places to play along the shore like Lovers Point, you will surely be captivated by its character and friendly energy. And of course the city of Monterey is yours for exploring, from Cannery Row to the Lighthouse Shopping District it is richly historic and a treasured coastal community. What a wonderfully convenient and ideal neighborhood in Monterey to call home!
