Set along the stunning Monterey Peninsula, Pebble Beach is an iconic coastal enclave known for its legendary golf courses, forested estates, and breathtaking views of the Pacific. This small, exclusive community is home to approximately 4,500 residents, with a median age around 59 years and an average individual income of $128K–$147K . Though small, its influence is enormous — Pebble Beach is synonymous with luxury, leisure, and natural grandeur.

Harmoniously blending forest, coastline, and resort amenities, Pebble Beach features grand homes set amid the Del Monte Forest, many with sweeping views of Carmel Bay, Stillwater Cove, and the iconic Lone Cypress. The community was shaped by the famed Pebble Beach Company, founded in 1919, which continues to steward the area’s golf courses, lodging, and natural landmarks .

With an annual average household income well above regional norms — and over 60% of adult residents holding a bachelor’s degree or higher — Pebble Beach attracts professionals, retirees, and seasonal homeowners alike . Homes here are some of the most coveted and valuable in the country — with average values ranging from $2.8M (Del Monte Forest) to $3.4M+ (median listing price)