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Point Loma Homes
San Diego 92106
Point Loma is a mostly upscale community within the City of San Diego. Point Loma homes sale prices vary, with entry level houses starting in the mid $500,000s, townhomes and condos for sale starting around $300,000. If you're looking for San Diego homes for sale with ocean views and lots of character, Pt. Loma is a place to look.
Pt. Loma Homes For Sale
The search tool and listings of homes for sale below are exclusively Point Loma condos, townhomes, and other properties. Also below is additional information about the Point Loma Real Estate and Neighborhood. For real estate listings in all other San Diego Communities please use our main San Diego MLS Search.
Most Recent Listings
The listings below are the most recent properties in the San Diego MLS for this fine San Diego community and are sorted by date with the most recent at the top.
|Address: 2902 Poinsettia Drive
|Price: $689,000
|Address: 2665 Narcissus Drive
|Price: $1,299,000
|Address: 2340 Lucerne
|Price: $589,000
|Address: 2873 Farragut Rd
|Price: $799,000
|Address: 3460 Hill Street
|Price: $929,000
|Address: 2928 Talbot
|Price: $675,000
|Address: 3108 Elliott
|Price: $1,520,000
|Address: 1833 Tustin Street
|Price: $949,000
|Address: 909 Tarento
|Price: $1,024,000
|Address: 3640 Pio Pico
|Price: $2,795,000
|Address: 3121 Kingsley
|Price: $719,000
|Address: 1220 Concord
|Price: $1,195,000
|Address: 755 Rosecrans
|Price: $3,876,000
|Address: 868 Bangor
|Price: $3,489,000
|Address: 3128 Kellogg
|Price: $2,895,000
|Address: 558 Catalina Blvd.
|Price: $949,000
|Address: 3211 Keats
|Price: $895,000
|Address: 2926 Kellogg Street B7
|Price: $699,000
|Address: 1065 leroy
|Price: $1,875,000
|Address: 3104 Avenida De Portugal Avenue
|Price: $650,000
|Address: 1120 Locust Street
|Price: $750,000
|Address: 422 Rosecrans
|Price: $635,000
|Address: 3323 Carleton St
|Price: $1,295,000
|Address: 2751 Nipoma Street
|Price: $649,000
All information deemed reliable but not guaranteed and should be independently verified. All properties are subject to prior sale, change or withdrawal. Neither listing broker(s) nor the owners of this site shall be responsible for any typographical errors, misinformation, misprints and shall be held totally harmless.
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Pt. Loma Real Estate
You'll want to check out Loma Portal, Roseville, Plumosa Park and La Playa neighborhoods. One of a kind, custom homes on larger lots can be found in the "wooded area" near Silvergate as well as in La Playa. Pt. Loma has many San Diego luxury homes and exclusive multimillion dollar estates with breathtaking and panoramic views of the downtown San Diego skyline, harbor, and ocean. Many of the houses here were built in the 1940's and 1950's in old Spanish style.
If you prefer newer construction, then you'll love Liberty Station, the redeveloped Naval Training Center, a master planned community of single family homes, condos, and townhomes. There is lots of open space, with shopping, schools, and entertainment within walking distance. Liberty Station has a 46 acre waterfront park, executive golf course, and boat channel, and is home to High Tech High School, Explorer Elementary and The Rock Church.
Point Loma is found on the long finger-like peninsula that guards the entrance to the San Diego Bay. The crest that runs along the peninsula gives the majority of homes in the community either a commanding view of the downtown San Diego skyline and harbor to the East or the mesmerizing Pacific Ocean to the West. Many people recognize Pt. Loma for its brilliant cliffs, private coves, and Sunset Cliffs Natural Park that extends along the Pacific Ocean side of the peninsula.
This neighborhood is known for its beautiful scenery and convenience to downtown San Diego and the airport. Boaters enjoy the San Diego Yacht Club and sportfishing from private and public charters. The west and south of the neighborhood is bordered by the Pacific Ocean, north by the San Diego River, and east by the San Diego Bay and Old Town San Diego.
About one third of the zip code 92106 is federal land. Cabrillo National Monument, the Pt Loma Lighthouse, and the Tide Pools are located at the southernmost tip of the commuity. Fort Rosecrans National Cemetery and the Naval Base is just north of Cabrillo. Residential neighborhoods start north from there.
The population of Pt Loma is slightly over 20,000 residents and there are about 8300 homes in the community. Much of the original home construction here took place in the 1920's and 1930's so you will find many historic and charming vintage homes such as Spanish Revivals or California bungalows. It is classic San Diego real estate.
The community has the ambiance of an old seaport with close proximity to the beach, yet within close proximity to downtown San Diego. Access to cultural events in downtown, maritime activities, and the beach add value to real estate in the area. Locals and visitors enjoy picnics and bay-side fishing at Shelter Island Park, or boat watching at Harbor Island Park.
Talk to your San Diego Realtors about this special community and let us tell you more about what Point Loma has to offer! Call 619-200-7612.


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