A remote town about six hours north of San Francisco might be the only spot left on California’s coast where aspiring homeowners can snatch an affordable beach house under $400,000.

A remote town about six hours north of San Francisco might be the only spot left on California’s coast where aspiring homeowners can snatch an affordable beach house under $400,000.

Crescent City, a small town of about 7,000 people, is California’s northernmost county with about 80% of the region being made up of state or national parks.

“It’s a bit like living on an island,” Adam Goldstein, who moved to the rugged coastal town about eight years ago, told the San Francisco Chronicle .

The average home price in Crescent City is under $400,000 and might be the last affordable coastal town in the state.

The average price for homes that are within walking distance or a short drive from the beach in Crescent City is $353,000 — far lower than any of other costal town, according to an analysis by the Chronicle.

A 4 bedroom 2…