Harbor Pointe

Harbor Pointe covers 6.9 acres off San Miguel Drive and holds 21 addresses on 22 parcels, the smallest address count of any detached community in the district. Two street names appear on the record, Harbor Pointe itself and San Miguel Drive at the entrance. The association is gated and 0.19 of its 0.24 miles of street inside the footprint are recorded as private.

Every acre is zoned R-1-6000 for single unit housing on a 6,000 square foot minimum lot, and the median parcel measures 0.252 acres. The 9.45 acre Civic Center Park sits 156 feet from the boundary and the city dog park 159 feet away at 0.45 acres. OCTA stops the bus on San Miguel Drive at MacArthur Boulevard inside the footprint, and the city bikeway layer runs 0.33 miles through it. Harbor View Elementary serves the community and enrolled 344 students on the 2024-25 federal count. For the city's own administration the city places it in evacuation zone 47, park service area 11, census tract 626.42.

Harbor Pointe is on the inland edge of Corona del Mar, off San Miguel Drive, on ground the Irvine Company held as ranch land into the postwar decades and then developed piece by piece from the 1960s onward. The corner it occupies filled in late. Roger's Gardens moved to seven acres up the road on San Joaquin Hills Road in 1975 under Gavin Herbert Senior, bringing with it the original wooden bandstand gazebo from Main Street at Disneyland, and by then most of the hillside neighborhoods around here were already twenty years old.

This one was among the last of them. The layout was recorded at the end of 1980 and the houses went up through the middle of the decade, with the county carrying construction years on 20 homes from 1980 to 1986 and 14 of them reading 1985. There are 21 houses behind a gate on a single private street, which makes it the smallest detached community the city draws in Corona del Mar.