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Welcome to Redondo Beach, California—a coastal paradise that combines the relaxation of beach living with the vibrancy of a tight-knit community. Here’s your insider’s guide to the neighborhoods, landmarks, schools, festivals, and local secrets that make Redondo Beach a truly special place to call home.

Neighborhoods 

Here are some of the notable neighborhoods in Redondo Beach:

North Redondo Beach: North Redondo Beach is a residential area located north of 190th Street.   It features a mix of single-family homes, townhouses, and apartments, as well as parks, schools, and shopping centers.

The TRW Tract: An area with curving tree lined streets and single family homes in the northeast corner of North Redondo Beach. Named after the iconic aerospace company, this neighborhood is known for its large lots, friendly neighborhoods, and quick access to Manhattan Beach and the freeways. 

Golden Hills: Golden Hills is a residential neighborhood located in the northern part of Redondo Beach. It features a mix of single-family homes and townhouses, many of which offer views of the city and surrounding hillsides. Primarily single family homes, Golden Hills is known for neighborhood block parties and quick beach access!

South Redondo Beach: South Redondo Beach is a popular beachfront neighborhood known for its scenic coastline, upscale homes, and vibrant commercial areas. It includes several sub-neighborhoods such as the Hollywood Riviera, Riviera Village, the Redondo Beach Pier and the Esplanade.

Riviera Village: Riviera Village is a charming shopping and dining district located in South Redondo Beach. It features boutique shops, restaurants, cafes, and art galleries, as well as scenic views of the Pacific Ocean.

Hollywood Riviera: The Hollywood Riviera is an upscale residential neighborhood located on the southern edge of Redondo Beach. It offers panoramic views of the coastline and features luxury homes, tree-lined streets, and access to local parks and beaches.

The Esplanade: The Esplanade is a scenic coastal road that runs along the waterfront in South Redondo Beach. It features luxury condominiums and apartment buildings with panoramic ocean views, as well as access to the beach and bike path.

Redondo Beach Pier Area: The Redondo Beach Pier area is a bustling waterfront district known for its shops, restaurants, and entertainment venues. It includes the historic Redondo Beach Pier, as well as attractions like the Redondo Beach Marina and Seaside Lagoon.

South Redondo: Stretching along the coast up to the Palos Verdes Peninsula, South Redondo includes the famous Redondo Beach Pier and the Riviera Village. The area offers a blend of quiet residential streets and bustling shopping areas. The housing is diverse, ranging from historic homes to modern condos with ocean views.

North Redondo: Away from the direct coastline, North Redondo is more suburban and offers larger homes at more accessible price points. It is well-connected to major highways, making it convenient for commuting. This part of Redondo borders Manhattan Beach, with easy freeway access.

Landmarks & Recreation

Redondo Beach Pier: A hub of activity, this iconic spot features shops, eateries, and entertainment. It's a perfect place to catch a sunset or enjoy local seafood.

Redondo Beach Performing Arts Center: With its 1453-seat theater, grand lobby, more than 40,000 square feet of special event programming areas, wonderful patron amenities, friendly, onsite staff and plenty of free parking, Redondo Beach Performing Arts Center (RBPAC) is the jewel of the South Bay arts scene.

The Esplanade BIke Path: Officially part of the Marvin Braude Bike Trail, this path is perfect for jogging, biking, or a leisurely stroll along the waterfront.

Seaside Lagoon: A saltwater lagoon that doubles as a swimming pool, offering a safe, family-friendly swimming environment with lifeguards on duty.

Veterans Park: is a well-loved community space located just south of the Redondo Beach Pier on the Esplanade. This park offers a variety of amenities and features that make it a popular spot for both locals and visitors. Also home to a meaningful veterans memorial, which honors the service and sacrifices of military veterans. This memorial is a focal point for the community, especially during commemorative events like Veterans Day and Memorial Day ceremonies, which are held at the park.

Redondo Beach Historical Museum and Heritage Court: Heritage Court features two historical homes, the Queen Ann House, housing the Redondo Beach Historical Museum, and the Morrell House, a turn of the century combination of Victorian and Craftsman architecture.  These homes preserve and celebrate the history of the city. The museum features exhibits, artifacts, and archives documenting Redondo Beach's rich maritime heritage, cultural diversity, and development over time.The Morrell House is fully furnished with period pieces and is open weekends to the public for tours.

Schools

Public Schools: Redondo Beach Unified School District

• Elementary Schools: Alta Vista, Beryl Heights, Birney, Jefferson, Lincoln, Madison, Tulita, and Washington.

• Middle Schools: Adams Middle School and Parras Middle School.

• High Schools: Redondo Union High School is known for its strong academic performance and a variety of extracurricular programs. It ranks highly both in the state and nationally, reflecting its comprehensive educational offerings and commitment to student success. The school boasts a 97% graduation rate and provides a solid foundation for college readiness​.

Preschools and Early Education Centers

Redondo Beach offers Preschool, Pre-K and before/after school programs at all eight elementary schools through the Child Development Center programs. 

Alternative Education

The Alternative Education program in the Redondo Beach Unified School District, serves the Redondo Beach community.  Patricia Dreizler High School (PDHS), a continuation high school, sits atop the hill overlooking the Redondo Union High School (RUHS) baseball field to the south and the main RUHS campus to the west. The Redondo Beach Learning Academy, a community day school (CDS) houses 9th-12th graders, is located on the South Bay Adult School campus in Redondo Beach. PDHS continues to be recognized as a California Model Continuation High School. The Independent Study Program (ISP) supports grades K-12 and is the only distance learning option in the Redondo Beach Unified School District.  

Festivals & Events

Beach Life Festival:  This outdoor annual 3 day festival in May, and features four stages with over 50 bands. It's celebrated for its mix of music, art, and culinary experiences right on the beach, providing a vibrant atmosphere for all ages.​ Ranch Life Festival is the country music version, taking place in September each year!

Springfest: An annual tradition for over 40 years, Springfest takes place outside at the Performing Arts Center is a carnival like event with games, rides, bands, beer and wine garden, food trucks and entertainment!

Summer of Music - Redondo Beach Pier: Free Summer concerts from July to August, on Thursdays and Saturdays from 6 - 8 PM.

Lobster Festival: A favorite annual event, traditionally held in September at the Seaside Lagoon, featuring delicious food, live music, and fun activities for all ages.

Riviera Village Summer Festival: Takes place every June, features over 300 exhibitors,  offering arts and crafts, live music, a beer garden, and a carnival for children.

Fourth of July Fireworks: Spectacular fireworks display off the pier, with many locals and visitors gathering on the beach to watch.

Hoffman Murphy Real Estate Shred Day: Our very own community event where we invite our community members to bring their personal and sensitive documents to be securely shredded on-site. The Hoffman Murphy team funds 3 industrial-sized shredders with the primary goal is to help individuals protect themselves against identity theft by safely disposing of personal information and bringing the community together.

In-the-Know Details

Local Dining: Don’t miss the fresh fish at Quality Seafood on the pier—an institution where locals go for seafood. For a morning treat, head to Catalina Coffee & Cookie Co.

Outdoor Activities: Join in on a game of beach volleyball at courts available throughout the beach. Stand up paddle boarding, sailing and surfing is also a big part of life here!

Community Resources: The Redondo Beach Historical Society often hosts events and exhibitions that delve into the rich history of the area.

Living in Redondo Beach means embracing the ocean, enjoying community gatherings, and benefiting from excellent educational resources. Whether you’re soaking up the sun on the beach, enjoying a festival, or cycling along The Bike Path, Redondo Beach offers a fulfilling and vibrant lifestyle.