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$2,675,000
Est. payment /mo
7,000 Sqft Lot
New
4336 Idaho Street San Diego, CA 92104
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Key Details
Property Type Commercial
Sub Type Mixed Use
Listing Status Active
Purchase Type For Sale
MLS Listing ID 250032362SD
HOA Y/N No
Lot Size 7,000 Sqft
Property Sub-Type Mixed Use
Property Description
We are pleased to present the opportunity to acquire 4336 Idaho St, a 6 unit apartment community located in highly sought-after North Park/University Heights submarket of San Diego. Constructed in 1987, with a recorded subdivision condominium map situated on an 7,000 SF lot with 12 total parking spaces, including 2 single-car garages. The unit mix is comprised of 4 spacious 2-Bedroom/ 2-Bath units averaging 955 SF, and 2 very large 3-Bedroom/ 2-bath units averaging 1,264 SF. Each unit includes in-unit washer and dryer, fully equipped kitchen, fireplace and private patio or balcony. Upper-level units feature vaulted ceilings and skylights. Ownership has completed several key capital improvements including new plumbing, new electrical circuit breakers and full SB 721 compliance. Positioned just north off El Cajon Blvd, the building has a Walk Score of 97. Residents enjoy walkable access to some of San Diego's top breweries, cafes, restaurants, retail, and nightlife. The surrounding area is experiencing an influx of high-end development, driving up rental rates and raising the quality standard. The combination of location, flexibility, and upside potential makes 4336 Idaho Street a compelling investment with multiple pathways for value creation.
Location
State CA
County San Diego
Area 92104 - North Park
Zoning RM3
Interior
Heating Wall Furnace
Fireplace No
Exterior
Total Parking Spaces 10
Others
Tax ID 4453611800
Acceptable Financing Cash, Cash to New Loan
Listing Terms Cash, Cash to New Loan
Listed by Rita Lancaster-Hannah Mark H. Hannah