At a Glance
Port Streets Facts
- Location
- Newport Beach, California
- Homes
- About 990
- Built
- Late 1960s to early 1970s
- Schools
- Roy O. Andersen Elementary, Corona del Mar Middle and High
- Amenities
- Pools, clubhouses and a central greenway
About Port Streets
The Port Streets, formally Harbor View Homes, are a neighborhood of about 990 homes named for streets like Port Margate and Port Bristol. Built from the late 1960s into the early 1970s, they sit between MacArthur Boulevard, San Miguel Drive, Bonita Canyon Road and San Joaquin Hills Road, with Newport Beach addresses and Corona del Mar schools.
Housing Stock
Original mid-century tract homes, many remodeled, sit beside newer rebuilds in contemporary and Cape Cod styles that are often twice the original size. Lot position, the size of the rebuild and proximity to the greenbelts and parks drive price, and the gap between an original home and a new build is wide.
Lifestyle & Amenities
Each of the three phases has its own association, pool and clubhouse, and a central greenway with walking paths runs through the neighborhood, with Harbor View Park and Bonita Canyon Sports Park nearby. Roy O. Andersen Elementary is in the middle of the Port Streets, and students go on to Corona del Mar Middle and High School in the Newport-Mesa Unified School District. Fashion Island and Roger's Gardens are minutes away.
Neighborhoods & Enclaves
Original Homes
Late-1960s and early-1970s homes, many updated, at the entry point.
New Builds
Rebuilt contemporary and Cape Cod-style homes, the top of the market.
Near the Greenbelt
Homes along the central greenway and close to the school.
What Sets the Market Apart
- Roy O. Andersen Elementary in the middle of the neighborhood and the Corona del Mar schools are a main reason families buy here.
- Teardowns and rebuilds are common, so lot size and what can be built matter as much as the existing home.
- Each phase has its own association, pool and clubhouse; dues and rules differ by phase.
Questions
Port Streets FAQ
Why are they called the Port Streets?
The neighborhood's streets are named for ports, such as Port Margate, Port Bristol and Port Edward Place. Its formal name is Harbor View Homes.
What schools serve the Port Streets?
Roy O. Andersen Elementary is in the middle of the neighborhood, and students go on to Corona del Mar Middle and High School in the Newport-Mesa Unified School District. Confirm a specific address with the district.
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