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Come experience true high-rise living in one of only two residences with this coveted floor plan at Electra. Perched on the 29th floor, this fully reimagined northwest corner home captures sweeping views of the bay, Point Loma, and the sparkling city skyline from every room. A private balcony sets the stage for unforgettable San Diego sunsets. Thoughtfully redesigned for both style and function, the residence showcases wide-plank reclaimed teak flooring, a sleek linear fireplace with stone surround, and a striking petrified wood mantel. The open-concept kitchen is a true standout created for those who love to cook and features a Wolf range, built-in Sub-Zero refrigerator, Miele dishwasher, beverage chiller, quartz countertops, farmhouse sink, subway tile backsplash, and a custom glass-front display cabinet. Wake up to blue water views in the serene primary suite, complete with a spa-inspired ensuite bath offering dual vanities, a modern LED mirror, and a step-in shower. The versatile second bedroom, currently styled as a den/office, retains its closet and can easily be converted back to a full bedroom. The guest bath has also been tastefully upgraded with quartz surfaces and new cabinetry. Additional highlights include side-by-side parking on P1 with EV charging and dedicated storage on the same level. Ideally located in the vibrant Columbia District, you’re just moments from Waterfront Park, Little Italy, and Seaport Village. Rarely does a home combine this level of design, location, and view come along often so don’t miss your opportunity. Offering a fabulous location in the coveted Columbia District, you will love being only a short walk to Waterfront Park, Seaport Village, The Headquarters, and the brand-new Rady’s Shell at Jacobs Park, a unique live music venue and home of the San Diego Symphony! Also enjoy proximity to the future life science and biotechnology research development The Research and Development District (The RaDD) at the Embarcadero and the sustainable tech-focused Horton Plaza Redevelopment in the center of the city. Electra has the unique distinction of being built around the historical 1928 SDG&E Station B. Residents can take advantage of an array of services including a concierge, security, and guest parking spaces available by reservation through a simple mobile app. Unwind and relax in the steam room or sauna, resort-style pool and spa, fitness center, and Electra Park on the 5th floor surrounded by lush landscaping and a romantic outdoor fireplace and top-of-the-line barbecues.
Listing agent: Gregg Neuman DRE #00809392 gregg@sellsandiego.com, Listing office: Berkshire Hathaway HomeServices California Properties
MLS data updated 11/2/2026, 8:27:54 PM PT
Source: CRMLS, MLS #: 260014483SD
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$950,000Closed sale · Aug 17, 2026ZIP 92101 · Aug 2026
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