Peacock Hill · Oceanside, San Diego
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Peacock Hill, known formally as Peacock Hills, is an age-restricted community of attached duplex homes about six and a half miles inland from the Pacific, built in four phases between 1976 and 1980 by the Ramos Jensen Company. With roughly 920 units, it is one of the largest single planned communities in Oceanside, and it operates under a strictly enforced 55-and-older occupancy rule. Managing a Peacock Hill rental means understanding that age requirement and the community's HOA standards, not treating it like a standard single-family lease.
Peacock Hills was built by the Ramos Jensen Company in four phases, with Phase I completed in 1976 and Phase IV starting in 1979, finishing out around 1980. The finished community totals roughly 920 attached duplex homes, ranging from about 830 to more than 1,300 square feet, making it one of the larger single planned communities anywhere in Oceanside. That scale gives owners a large, consistent comp set to price against, unlike Oceanside's more varied hillside or coastal neighborhoods.
The community strictly enforces a 55-and-older occupancy requirement, meaning every tenant placed in a Peacock Hill rental has to meet that age rule before move-in, not just the owner of record. Most homes have two or three bedrooms, two bathrooms, and an attached single-car garage, with some units including a den suitable for a home office. Gibraltar screens tenants for Peacock Hill rentals against that age requirement from the first application, avoiding the compliance problems that come from treating it like any other lease.
Peacock Hill sits about six and a half miles inland from the Pacific, near shopping and restaurants and within reasonable driving distance of downtown San Diego and Oceanside's own beaches. That inland location, paired with attached, low-maintenance housing, appeals specifically to retirees and near-retirees who want to be close to daily conveniences without coastal price premiums, and Gibraltar prices and markets Peacock Hill listings to reach that exact tenant pool.
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Peacock Hills was built in four phases between 1976 and 1980 by the Ramos Jensen Company as an age-restricted adult community, one of the larger single planned communities in Oceanside.
The community totals roughly 920 attached duplex homes, ranging from about 830 to more than 1,300 square feet.
Peacock Hills strictly enforces a 55-and-older occupancy requirement that every tenant must meet before move-in, not only the property owner.
Most homes have two or three bedrooms, two bathrooms, and an attached single-car garage, with some units including a den.
The community sits about six and a half miles inland from the Pacific Ocean, near shopping and restaurants and within driving distance of downtown San Diego.
No. Peacock Hills strictly enforces a 55-and-older occupancy requirement, and every tenant placed in the unit has to meet that age rule, not just the owner of record. Gibraltar screens applicants against this requirement from the first application to keep the lease compliant.
Peacock Hill, formally Peacock Hills, is an age-restricted community of roughly 920 attached duplex homes built in four phases between 1976 and 1980 by the Ramos Jensen Company. It sits about six and a half miles inland from the Pacific, making it one of Oceanside's larger single planned communities.
Homes range from roughly 830 to more than 1,300 square feet, mostly two or three bedrooms with two bathrooms and an attached single-car garage. Some units include a den suitable for a home office, giving owners some layout variety within the same age-restricted community.
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