1120 Sandi, Costa Mesa
Canyon Walk and Townhomes Homes For Sale
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Discover Canyon Walk: Southwest Costa Mesa's Hidden Nature Retreat
Modern Tri-Level Living on the Edge of Fairview Park
Nature as Your Backyard
As a local resident, I can tell you that Canyon Walk is one of the best-kept secrets in Southwest Costa Mesa. Tucked near the terminus of Canyon Drive, this exclusive enclave of just 20 luxury units offers something rare in Orange County: immediate walking access to the 200+ acres of Fairview Park and Talbert Regional Park. Buyers who find this community are typically looking for the coastal canyon lifestyle without the Newport Beach price tag, and Canyon Walk delivers exactly that.
Tri-level living with direct park trail access
These tri-level townhomes, built in 1983, feature bright airy floor plans with vaulted ceilings and in-home laundry. Attached 2-car garages are standard, which puts Canyon Walk well above most comparable Costa Mesa townhome communities on practical livability. Residents have access to a community spa and hot tub, and the HOA maintains beautifully kept common areas. A short bike ride gets you to both Huntington Beach and Newport Beach sands via the regional trail network.
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Canyon Walk Fast Facts
- Year Built: 1983
- Total Units: 20 (exclusive community)
- Parking: Attached 2-car garages
- Layout: Tri-level, 2 to 3 bedrooms
- Park Access: Fairview Park and Talbert Regional Park
- Features: Vaulted ceilings, in-home laundry, community spa
Searching for a Canyon Walk Unit?
With only 20 units in the community, inventory is rare. The best way to get one is to be ready before it hits the public market.
Canyon Walk Costa Mesa FAQ
How many units are in Canyon Walk Costa Mesa?
Canyon Walk is an exclusive community of just 20 tri-level townhomes in Southwest Costa Mesa. Because of the small unit count, resale inventory is rare. Buyers interested in Canyon Walk often need to move quickly when a unit becomes available, and working with an agent who can provide off-market alerts is a significant advantage.
What are Canyon Walk townhomes like?
Canyon Walk townhomes are tri-level units built in 1983 with vaulted ceilings, bright open floor plans, in-home laundry, and attached 2-car garages. Most units offer 2 to 3 bedrooms. The community borders Fairview Park and Talbert Regional Park, giving residents direct trail access without crossing a major road. A community spa and hot tub are available to all residents, and the HOA maintains the common areas.
What parks are near Canyon Walk in Costa Mesa?
Canyon Walk sits directly adjacent to two of the largest natural open spaces in the area. Fairview Park is a 205-acre open space preserve with canyon trails, wetland habitat, and bike paths connecting toward the coast. Talbert Regional Park borders the community to the south with additional trails and natural habitat. Residents can access both parks on foot directly from the community, which is a rare feature for any Costa Mesa condo or townhome.
Is Canyon Walk a good investment in Costa Mesa?
Yes, particularly for buyers who value scarcity and nature access. The 20-unit count creates limited competition for resale appreciation, and the park adjacency is a permanent amenity that cannot be replicated or built over. Canyon Walk tends to attract owner-occupants rather than investors, which supports HOA financial health and community upkeep. For current pricing and recent sold data, see our live Costa Mesa market report, updated every 5 minutes from the MLS.