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206.5 Adams Street, Newport Beach, CA – Price Reduction

This completely remodeled three bedroom, two bathroom condo located on the Balboa Peninsula in Newport Beach has just had a price reduction. This property located at 206.5 Adams Street in Newport Beach is now being offered at $995,000.

This Newport Beach condo for sale has vaulted ceilings in the living room with a fireplace. There is stunning crown molding throughout. The beautiful travertine floors are throughout this Newport Beach condo for sale.

This Balboa Peninsula condo is walking distance to the beach and the bay. Also, walking distance to the Pavillion on the Balboa Peninsula, and shopping and dining. This is located in an ideal location.

Additionally, this condo has a front balcony that does have a peek a boo bay view, and there is a large deck off the master to enjoy the Newport Beach climate.

For more information on this beautiful Newport Beach condo for sale, view the property website atBalboaPeninsulaCondos.com.

To schedule a private showing, please contact me.

Originally posted at NewportBeachRealEstateCafe.com

The Wedge in Newport Beach, CA – August, 2011

The Wedge is located on Peninsula Point in Newport Beach. And with the orientation of the beach, along with the rock jetty, can have very large waves with a south swell.

Today in Newport Beach, there was a south swell, and it was red flag at the beach. The waves were reported to be 10 to 15 feet at the Wedge, and so we went down to take some pictures. The Newport Beach Lifeguards were out in force with multiple boats, and units on the beach. And at about 5:30 pm, the lifeguards took down the black ball flag (meaning no surf boards), and the surfers and body boarders went out to take advantage of the waves.

The photo below was taken when the surfer took the wave, you can see his board to the right of the surfer. Can you say “free falling”?

I also enjoy watching the waves, and the amazing surfers who choose to brave this waves. The Wedge in Newport Beach is not a place for the inexperienced swimmer, or someone with inexperience in the ocean. These waves can be huge, and there can be rip currents. The body boarders and body surfers all use fins to get through the waves (as do the lifeguards).

The two surfers below took the wave at the same time and took a ride together!