Northwood Pointe.
Set against the foothills of North Irvine, Northwood Point is known for its larger homes, excellent schools, and quiet residential feel — offering a balance of privacy, community, and convenience.
Welcome to Northwood Pointe
Northwood Point is a neighborhood in Irvine, California, located in Orange County, with a population of about 11,176. It is considered one of the desirable places to live in the state. The area has a dense suburban atmosphere, and most residents are homeowners.
Northwood Point offers plenty of amenities, including restaurants, coffee shops, and parks. It is a family-friendly community with many households raising children. Residents generally lean liberal, and the local public schools are highly regarded.
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Get to know more about Northwood point
~11,241
Total Population
38
Median Age
$191,419
Average Household Income
3
Average Household Size
~ 3,900
Total Households
Late-1990s tree streets, gated sections, and a strong school-driven reputation.
Schools in Northwood Pointe
Parks in Northwood Pointe
Around Northwood Pointe, Irvine
There’s plenty to enjoy around the area, from local dining and shopping to parks and recreation. The Walk Score and Bike Score listed for this area are both rated on a 0–100 scale, with higher scores reflecting a more walkable and bike-friendly community. Data provided by Walk Score and Yelp.
17
Walking Score
59
Bike Score
15-20 Minutes
Nearest Airport
Fun Facts & Trivia About Northwood Pointe
Northwood Pointe is recognized for its private neighborhoods, quiet streets, and family-oriented atmosphere.
The community is close to hiking trails, greenbelts, and recreational parks throughout north Irvine.
Compared with some newer Irvine developments, several homes here offer more spacious layouts and yards.
Where is Northwood Pointe?
Northwood Pointe sits in the North Irvine area. Compare it with neighboring communities, or open the map to explore streets, parks, and commute routes.
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