2205 Locust St, San Diego, California 92106, San Diego, - bed, bath

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ACTIVE$3,595,000
2205 Locust St, San Diego, California 92106
6Beds
6Baths
5,143Sqft
10,000Lot
Year Built
1941
Close
-
List price
$3.6M
Original List price
$3.6M
Price/Sqft
-
HOA
-
Days on market
-
Sold On
-
MLS number
250035812SD
Home ConditionGood
Features
Excellent View: Bay, City Lights, Harbor
Deck
Patio
ViewBay,City Lights,Harbor

About this home

Secluded at the end of a rarely traveled dead-end street, this 3-story, 6BD/6BA with 2 optional large rooms in Loma Portal offers approximately 5,200 SF of flexible living space on a 10,000 SF lot with sweeping unobstructed views of downtown San Diego and the bay. The main level features a large chef’s kitchen, formal dining room, and a spacious living room with fireplace—all with panoramic city views. Accordion doors open to a generous deck off the kitchen and dining room, seamlessly blending indoor and outdoor living. The lower level includes a full second living room, ideal for multigenerational living, guests, or a private retreat. Outdoor highlights include a built-in BBQ, fire pit, koi pond, and tranquil waterfall in the front yard. Patios off the first and third floors offer additional outdoor escapes, while the lush, oversized backyard offers endless opportunities to bring your own vision to life. With soaring ceilings throughout, 3 storage rooms, a 3-car garage, and 6 additional off-street parking spaces, this home delivers rare space, privacy, and flexibility. Properties like this—offering scale, views, and such a peaceful setting in the heart of Point Loma—are few and far between. A spectacular and rare offering!

Price History

Date
Event
Price
08/08/25
Listing
$3,595,000
Neighborhood Comparison

 SubjectAverage HomeNeighbourhood Ranking (75 Listings)
Beds63
97%
Baths63
91%
Square foot5,1432,422
97%
Lot Size10,0008,353
58%
Price$3.6M$2.02M
92%
Price per square foot$699$875.5
13%
Built year19419800980
21%
HOA
Days on market89157
17%
Condition Rating
Good

The property, built in 1941, appears to have undergone significant renovations, likely within the last 10-20 years, making it move-in ready. The kitchen features high-end stainless steel appliances, granite countertops, and well-maintained traditional wood cabinetry, which, while not ultra-modern, is functional and of good quality. Bathrooms are generally updated with modern fixtures and finishes, though some elements like certain tile choices or vanity styles might not be brand new. Hardwood flooring is consistent and in good condition throughout main living areas. The exterior and landscaping are meticulously maintained, including a koi pond and fire pit. While the overall condition is excellent, the interior design, particularly the kitchen and some bathroom styles, leans towards a classic or slightly older updated aesthetic rather than a 'newly built or fully renovated recently' modern standard, preventing an 'Excellent' rating based on the strict criteria.
Pros & Cons

Pros

Panoramic Views: The property boasts sweeping unobstructed views of downtown San Diego, the bay, city lights, and harbor from multiple vantage points, significantly enhancing its desirability and value.
Exceptional Size & Space: Offering approximately 5,200 SF of flexible living space on a generous 10,000 SF lot, including 6 bedrooms, 6 bathrooms, 2 optional large rooms, and soaring ceilings, providing rare scale for the area.
Prime Location & Privacy: Secluded at the end of a rarely traveled dead-end street in the highly desirable Point Loma subdivision, ensuring a peaceful and private setting while being in the heart of the area.
Flexible Living Arrangements: The 3-story layout with a full second living room and optional rooms is ideal for multigenerational living, guest accommodations, or creating private retreats, catering to diverse buyer needs.
Extensive Outdoor Amenities & Flow: Features include accordion doors blending indoor/outdoor living, a built-in BBQ, fire pit, koi pond, tranquil waterfall, and multiple patios, creating an inviting and luxurious outdoor experience.

Cons

Age of Property & Potential for System Updates: Built in 1941, the property may have older infrastructure (e.g., plumbing, electrical, HVAC) that could require significant investment for modernization, despite the mentioned 'chef's kitchen'.
High Maintenance Requirements: The large 10,000 SF lot with a koi pond, waterfall, and 'lush, oversized backyard' suggests substantial ongoing landscaping and feature maintenance costs and effort for a homeowner.
Niche Market Appeal: The property's significant size (5,200 sqft, 6BD/6BA) and high price point ($3.595M) cater to a specific, smaller segment of the market, potentially leading to a longer sales cycle.

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