A historic 1920’s Spanish villa

in San Clemente, California

The founder of San Clemente, Ole Hanson, built this Spanish Colonial Revival home as his representation of the California dream in 1927, and patterned the development of the rest of the city after this property.

San Clemente, California.

Where to eat:

  • South of Nicks

  • Nicks

  • The Cellar

  • Pedros Tacos

  • Los Golonadrinas

  • Bagel Shack

  • Rider’s Club

  • Los Molinos

  • Zebra House Coffee

What to do:

  • Watch the sunset at Sano

  • Shop along Del Mar

  • Walk the beach trail

  • Get a drink at the Fisherman during sunset

  • Explore Dana Point Harbor

  • San Clemente has a mild, Mediterranean-like climate with sunny skies almost year-round.

    Early October is normally in the upper 70’s and sunny. It can get cooler at night and in the mornings.

    1. John Wayne Airport (SNA) – Located in Santa Ana, this is the closest airport, about a 30-minute drive to San Clemente. It’s a convenient and smaller airport, making it easier for quick arrivals and departures.

    2. San Diego International Airport (SAN) – About an hour’s drive south of San Clemente, this is another good option with a variety of flight options.

    3. Los Angeles International Airport (LAX) – Approximately an hour to an hour and a half drive north, depending on traffic. It’s the largest airport nearby with the most flight availability but can be busier and more crowded.

    Choose the airport that works best for your travel plans, and let us know if you need any additional information or recommendations!