Our Community

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Location

The City of Sand City encompasses approximately 350 land acres located on the Monterey Peninsula, approximately 120 miles south of San Francisco. With 1½ miles of coastal frontage along the Monterey Bay, the City lies on the scenic Highway One freeway which bisects the city lengthways from north to south.

Our Community Vision

Sand City also features the annual West End Celebration an exciting blend of art and industry in a newly transformed area of the City dubbed ‘SoHo West’. The celebration features live music, dance and street performances as well as great food and of course the creative wares of local artists and artisans.

Home of a state-of-the-art reverse osmosis desalination facility and some of the most sustainable building in the state of California, Sand City will surprise you with its unique combination of small town life, 21st Century technology and a unique coastal lifestyle.

Our Community Vision: Sustainable and Thriving

The City has a clear vision of its future as a progressive, sustainable community that encourages the kind of economic and mixed-use development that enables businesses to grow, while also maintaining a friendly, walkable community.

The long-term goal is to build on the City’s existing qualities to create a vibrant community where people can live, work and play. The City uses streetscape designs, planting trees and installing comfort-oriented street furniture (benches, ornamental street lights and the undergrounding of utility lines), we hope to make downtown more pedestrian-friendly, attractive and accessible to visitors from all walks of life.

A window to the beautiful Monterey coast, Sand City is a green conscious and artistic community that lives, works and plays by the sea. Residents and tourists alike enjoy biking through town or spending the day shopping and visiting one of the local eateries, artists’ studios or magnificent coastal amenities.

Granite Coast Site