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TOP FLOOR, CORNER UNIT: PRIME LOCATION, CLEAN COMPLEX & PRIVATE GARAGE.”WHAT WE LOVE: *Imagine your homebase that’s only 2 blocks to famed Adams Ave., or only 3 turns from your garage and you’re on the Interstate. Or, maybe it’s the pride of coming home to a beautifully manicured and intimately-sized building, gated, with an inviting courtyard to chill with friends. Or, for you, it’s the comfort of knowing there’s nobody above you, which allows for vaulted ceilings, and only sharing half-of-one common wall to the side of you – for the ultimate privacy scenario for condo living. I know – it’s the in-unit laundry, the wood floors, the fireplace, updated kitchen and having your own garage that does it. Whichever it is, good luck finding a better combo of all these things to love, and more, for <600k in Normal Heights! What We Love (CONT…): *Wood floors *Vaulted ceilings *Brick hearth fireplace *Custom lighting *Updated fixtures *Garden window in kitchen *Plantation shutters *Laundry in-unit *1-car garage *Gated complex. If you’re unfamiliar with the area, Normal Heights offers a unique blend of charm and convenience that makes it one of the best options for San Diegans seeking an uptown lifestyle. Here are the top three reasons why: 1. Eclectic, Walkable Community Normal Heights has a vibrant, tight-knit neighborhood vibe with a perfect mix of historic charm and modern conveniences. From quirky coffee shops and vintage boutiques to the renowned Adams Avenue, known for its trendy bars and diverse dining options, everything you need is within walking distance. 2. Cultural and Social Hub Known for hosting some of San Diego's most popular street festivals, including the Adams Avenue Street Fair and Art Around Adams, Normal Heights is a cultural epicenter. Whether you're into live music, art galleries, or community events, there's always something happening, fostering a true sense of belonging and excitement. 3. Centrally Located with Easy Access Nestled between North Park, Kensington, and University Heights, Normal Heights offers quick and easy access to some of San Diego’s most desirable destinations. Whether you're commuting downtown, heading to the beaches, or enjoying Balboa Park, you’re never far from the city's top attractions while still enjoying a peaceful residential setting. These qualities make Normal Heights the ideal choice for those who want an energetic yet balanced lifestyle in the heart of San Diego.
Listing agent: Jesse Ibanez DRE #01405643 jesse@greenmeansgrow.com, Listing office: The Greenhouse Group Inc
MLS data updated 11/1/2026, 9:52:00 AM PT
Source: CRMLS, MLS #: 240022917SD
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$585,000Closed sale · Nov 19, 2024ZIP 92116 · Nov 2024
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