1740 Upas St 14, San Diego, CA 92103

Property Description

Own a piece of San Diego history!  This mid-century modern style complex was designed by innovative Master Architects Lloyd Ruocco and Homer Delawie.  Recently designated historic, and Mills Act approved!  Upas Park is one of only a few residential buildings in San Diego that are Mills Act approved, allowing for a substantial reduction in annual property taxes.  Meticulously and thoughtfully refined, this top floor, corner unit residence overlooks world famous Balboa Park. Mid-Century modern entices you with classic decor with the central landscaped courtyard with water feature. From the moment you enter the residence, and look down the gallery hall, you capture the views of Balboa Park.  Upon entering the light and bright kitchen you immediately sense the marriage between vintage inspired design with modern performance.  Features in the kitchen include Kitchen-Aid appliances with retro “Big Chill” skins, induction cooktop with commercial style hood, wall oven/microwave, European style InnerMost cabinets with wine rack and under counter lighting.  Other designs include a 3D tile backsplash, recycled quartz counter tops, single handle pull down faucet, under mount stainless steel sink, and glistening birch hardwood floors. Enjoy sunny views from the breakfast area, which also features an office nook.  Step up onto the concrete floor to enjoy the main living space.  Floor-to-ceiling windows provide the perfect invitation to reconnect with nature right from your living room.  All of the windows and the slider are Milgard double-pane with full lifetime warranties.  Keep cool (and warm) with a stylish “Art Cool Gallery” LG ductless air-conditioner for today’s discerning art collector.  Personalize the unit with your favorite artwork or photography for the ultimate in custom design plus energy-efficient technology. The living room offers custom, built-in shelving, and is wired for audio/visual. Just off the living room is a spacious 12x6 balcony that has a folding ta...