Marina DistrictSan Diego, California Homes for Sale
Overview
Quick Facts
- Current Prices:$719,000 to $4,198,000
- Closed Prices:$512,000 to $4,130,000
- Median Sale Price:$960,000
- Average $ per sq ft:$1036
- Association Fee Ranges:$842.34,$381 to $1682/mo
- Type:Attached Home (Condo, Townhouse, Loft, etc.), Single-Family Home
- Age:2004 to 2018
- Sq. Ft.:899 to 3,226Sq. Ft.
- Bedrooms:1 to 4Bedrooms
- Bathrooms:2 to 4Bathrooms
- Lot Sizes:1 - 1 acres
Neighborhood Amenities
This community has numerous amenities available for residents to enjoy. This desirable neighborhood boasts many beneficial amenities for its residents, including a luxurious community clubhouse.
Homes for Sale
Homes in this area come in a wide range of prices, styles, and sizes.
Friday Night Fun
A Friday night in the neighborhood is typically spent walking along the bay on the trail that runs from Seaport Village to Spanish Landing Park. Then locals and visitors alike will relax with a cocktail at one of the many restaurants and bars overlooking the bay to watch the sunset.
Where to Live
There are very few residential areas in the Marina District, although Pacific Coast Highway has several new modern high-rise condominium projects. These condos tend to be very expensive and desirable with stunning, panoramic views of the San Diego Bay, Coronado Island, Point Loma, and the Pacific Ocean. Of course, with its many yacht clubs, you could also consider living on a "live aboard," which is a boat in dock used as a home!
Where to Eat
Since the Marina District is a popular tourist attraction and is also where cruise ships land, the neighborhood has a wealth of restaurants that overlook the bay. You will find seafood, steakhouses, street fare, and much more. Little Italy is within walking distance for authentic Italian food, or the Gaslamp Quarter is just a few blocks away for a wide array of eateries, clubs, and other fun.
What You'll See
Boats! You will see many boats from the Star of India, which is the oldest active sailing ship built in 1863; to harbor cruise ships, and The Midway aircraft carrier, which is now a museum. On beautiful summer days, the harbor is filled with personal sailboats and other watercraft. You will also see many historic buildings like the main San Diego County government building on Harbor Drive.
The Perfect Sunday
Many locals love to spend Sundays in the Marina District, especially for the brunches and pleasant walking trail. Or they may take their sailboats out on the water to enjoy a gourmet lunch and maybe some champagne. During the summer, you can catch a baseball game at Petco Park or watch a summer concert in the Embarcadero Marina Park South.
Locals Love
Museums • The ocean • The renovated harbor.
Locals Don't Love
Noise from airport.
Schools

Disclaimer: School attendance zone boundaries are supplied by Maponics and are subject to change. Check with the applicable school district prior to making a decision based on these boundaries.
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