Near the coast, lots are small and homes build up. Many newer homes in Corona del Mar, on the Balboa Peninsula and in the beach towns rise three stories, with the best views and the main living rooms on the top floor. An elevator makes every level easy to reach, every day.
This page gathers the single-family homes for sale with a private elevator in each coastal city, highest price first, updated throughout the day.
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Homes are included when the CRMLS listing shows an elevator among the home’s features or the description mentions one. Single-family homes only; condominium buildings with elevators and homes with only space for a future elevator are left out. Listings are chosen from how each listing agent describes the home in CRMLS and have not been independently verified. Listings provided by CRMLS. “Listed by” identifies the listing agent and brokerage; Kyle Shutts and Arbor Real Estate are the advertising broker unless otherwise noted. Information is deemed reliable but not guaranteed and should be independently verified. Inquiries are answered by Kyle Shutts, Arbor Real Estate.
What to Know Before You Buy
- Ask for the elevator’s permit, service records and maintenance contract, and when it was last inspected.
- Check the cab size and door width, and which floors it serves, including the garage and roof deck.
- Some homes have stacked closets or a shaft framed for a future elevator; those are left out here, but they can make adding one easier.
- Adding an elevator to an existing home usually needs a permit and structural work; get a contractor’s estimate before you count on it.
Questions
Homes with Elevators FAQ
Can you add an elevator to an existing home?
Often, with permits. A residential elevator needs a shaft or a hoistway through each floor, power and structural support. Homes with stacked closets or space framed for a future shaft are the easiest to adapt.
Are homes with elevators common near the coast?
More common than inland, because small coastal lots lead to three-story homes. They are most often found in newer homes and rebuilds near the water.
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