La Costa 482024-11-23T19:09:10+00:00

La Costa 48 “The Cove”

UPDATE 11.21.24

REVIEW THE FINAL SITE MAP & GET ON THE PRIORITY LIST TODAY. The builder has added renderings and floor plans to their website for 6 of the 13 plans that will be available at the Cove. I have copies of the renderings and floor plans for all homes and the final site map showing where all of the homes will be located in the development. If you’d like to review this information and help getting on the builder’s priority list, please contact Greg at 858.333.2422 or grobertson@classrealtygroup.com.

After years of planning, a new development of 42 single family homes is coming to the Leucadia community of Encinitas. This will be one of the largest single family developments in Encinitas since Encinitas Ranch was developed in the early 2000s. This project has been known as the “La Costa 48” or the “Weston Subdivision Project” over the past handful of years but the new community of single family home has been named “The Cove” by the new owners. The proposed development site is located west of the 5 freeway, north of La Costa Blvd and south of the Batiquitos Lagoon. David Meyer of DCM Properties Inc. led the subdivision efforts for the Weston Family and the land was sold to a reputable publicly traded home builder for $32 Million Dollars in July 2021 

Below is the tentative map for the La Costa 48 development:

Per the proposed plans available at the city, this project proposes 42 new single family homes with 4 of the lots being designated as “very low income” affordable single-family homes.  There are 2 existing residences along with 4 proposed homesites adjacent to the proposed development along the lagoon that are not part of “The Cove” project, which comprises the total 48 lots of the “La Costa 48”. The Weston Family retained the four lots not included in the developer’s plans for their personal use. Because of the uniqueness and size of the lots within the planned development, the developer was planning to use at least 12 different floor plans for the 42 homesites but that has since been consolidated due to design constraints. There will be a mix of one and two-story homes, ranging from approximately 1,600 to 4,000 square feet. To get an idea of what some of the homes may look like, below are a few examples from Robertson Ranch in Carlsbad the most recent community built by the new owner of the La Costa 48 development site. 

Initial pricing has been released by the builder and it appears all homes will start at or above $3M. The exception would be the 4 affordable homes designated for “very low income” households. Per the document below, the definition of “very low income” is less than 50% of the median income for the “area”. As of the last census in 2020, the median household income for Encinitas was $120,488.  

For those interested in past public comments regarding the development, below is a summary of citizen’s concerns and how they were or were not addressed in the development plan:

UPDATE 09.12.24

PERMITS APPROVED & SALES TO BEGIN IN JANUARY 2025. The developer has made all corrections to the proposed plans and the Encinitas planning commission recommended approval of the project at the meeting on August 22nd 2024. The final plans drastically changed from some of the initial designs due to elevation issues on many proposed plans. A handful of the initial plans were cut out of the development entirely and many others were altered. If you are interested in reviewing the final approved plans, please call 858.333.2422 or email grobertson@classrealtygroup.com.

PERMIT UPDATE 05.29.24

The planning department at the city of Encinitas is reviewing the builder’s most recent permit submission. Corrections were required for various proposed homes for exceeding the maximum height limit.  If you’d like more detail about the proposed changes, please email us at grobertson@classrealtygroup.com.

UPDATE 03.18.24

Sales are estimated to begin in September 2024. Please contact us to review the proposed floor plans and our estimated pricing for the 38 market rate homesites. Email: grobertson@classrealtygroup.com  Phone: 858.202.5255

UPDATE 12.15.23

FLOOR PLANS ARE IN! The preliminary floor plans and schematic design for all proposed residences at the La Costa 48 development in Encinitas have been posted to the city of Encinitas’ website. There are 19 different floor plans that will be used for the 42 homesites. The homes range from 1,637 – 4,200 square feet on lots that range from 4,738 – 11,609 square feet. The smallest homes will have 3 bedrooms & 3 bathrooms while the largest model will have 5 bedrooms and 5 bathrooms. The builder used design inspirations from newly built custom homes and remodels within Encinitas for the development. The architectural styles of these homes are a contemporary design, ranging from Modern Farmhouse to Coastal Contemporary to Modern and in between with a Contemporary Craftsman and Transitional architecture. Please email us to make an appointment to review your options.

UPDATE 10.18.23

The planning department of Encinitas completed their second review of the architectural design application for The Cove at Encinitas and issued another “completeness check” to the builder. The builder again must complete the missing items and resubmit the application to the city of Encinitas before the city staff can begin their thorough review of the application. If you’d like a copy of the “completeness check” please send us an email.

UPDATE 08.08.23

The La Costa 48 Development will be called “The Cove” at Encinitas.
On August 8 2023, the planning department of Encinitas completed their review of the architectural design application and issued a “completeness check” to the national home builder. The builder must complete the missing items and resubmit the application before the city can start their extensive review of the following: Design Review for construction of non-custom single-family homes and a Coastal development permit.

Contact us directly to join our interest list. Sales to begin January 2025.

*All information provided above is sourced from publicly available documents posted at encinitasca.gov