5484 Entrance Drive
About 5484 Entrance Drive in Soquel
Step inside a home that wears “comfortable California living” like a favorite tee. This thoughtfully laid-out single-story abode offers four bedrooms and two full bathrooms — smartly arranged so family life, guests, and quiet nights all have their own space. The heart of the home is a kitchen that flows naturally into the family room, encouraging laughter over dinner prep and lingering morning coffee conversations. Quartz counters and stainless steel appliances give a fresh, updated feel without over-the-top fuss.
Warm bamboo and wood floors lead you from room to room, anchored by tile in the dining, kitchen, and gathering spaces — practical, durable, and stylish in a laid-back way. Skylights add a splash of sunshine overhead, and dual-pane windows keep things quiet and comfortable year-round.
Outdoors, the yard isn’t just “out there”; it’s an extension of everyday life. Mature fruit trees — from lemons and tangerines to apples and apricots — punctuate the landscaping, while raised planter boxes invite spring planting or summer herbs. Whether you’re lounging with a book, tending your veggies, or hosting a weekend BBQ, the outdoor space feels like yours to shape.
A two-car garage and thoughtful updates like a water softener and modern fixtures round this one out — not flashy, but dependable, well-maintained, and ready for whatever the next chapter brings.
5484 Entrance Drive - Virtual Tour Video
This home is tucked into one of Soquel’s most loved pockets, this is the kind of neighborhood people try to “discover” and then never shut up about once they do. Life here runs on an easy, human scale: an easy shot to hit the waves in Capitola and Pleasure Point, streets that invite actual walking and talking with neighbors, and neighbors who still wave without making it weird.
Soquel blends small-town charm with sneakily great access. You’re minutes from beaches when the ocean calls, redwoods when you need shade and perspective, and the buzz of Santa Cruz when you want more action, and an easy commute to the big bucks in Silicon Valley. The nearby Soquel Village scene delivers local shops, and beloved restaurants that punch way above their weight class—no chains yelling at you in neon, just real places run by real people.
The pace is relaxed but not sleepy. It’s a neighborhood where bikes, dogs, and conversations all get regular exercise. Weekends feel like weekends. Even weekdays have a little weekend energy to them. Schools, parks, and community spaces anchor the area, making it easy to feel connected without feeling crowded.
In short, this is Soquel at its best: coastal California living with personality, warmth, and just enough quirk to keep things interesting. A place where days unfold naturally and leaving the neighborhood often feels optional.