3223 James St #EL

COASTAL LIVING... Brand new construction and all new furnishings with a mid century modern flair. Fully equipped kitchenette, dining coffee table, 2 HD TV's, free local TV channels, gigabyte internet, electronic gate and door locks and perimeter monitored security cameras, rain shower, sofa with throw and queen bed with sumptuous 800 thread count bedding. Washer and dryer and outside shower after a day at the beach. Every detail designed to create a peaceful, private retreat from the ordinary. El Jardin is a quiet sanctuary located in the poet's section of Point Loma, a family neighborhood of stately, historical homes, two blocks away from Liberty Station, rich with history and buzzing with public markets, restaurants, walking paths and a luxury theater, in a bayside park setting, offering kayaking and SUP rentals with access to Ocean Beach, 2 miles away, and the harbor and airport, just minutes away. The trolley, a mile away, in the heart of Old Town, the historic seat of the rich Mexican heritage of San Diego, gives access to the border, downtown, the ballpark, Fashion Valley, SDSU and other such destinations soon to open. Honoring San Diego's reputation as the craft beer capital of the world, try Eppig Brewery behind Point Loma Seafoods, Fathom, a repurposed bait shop on the Shelter Island pier and Modern Times in the Midway district. We are within a 5 mile radius to all UCSD Medical Center, 2 miles, Sharp Hospitals, 2-4 miles, Scripps Clinic La Jolla, 5 miles and MCRD is two blocks away. We are centrally located to all major facilities and retail. Close proximity to the airport affords access to an abundance of Uber and Lyft drivers to take you to Ocean Beach to catch the sunset at a rooftop restaurant, or grab the trolley 5 minutes away to catch a ballgame or enjoy the nightlife in downtown. For a great date night, take the Coaster to Solana Beach, Carlsbad or Oceanside. Make sure to sit on the left side to watch the dolphins play in the surf! For walking fun, take the path in La Playa which takes you past the San Diego Yacht Club to small, private beaches along the way, ending at Kellogg's Beach. At Cabrillo Monument, take the Bayside path to the harbor side ending at Ballast Point, the landing point of early Spanish explorers. And, for the rugged of feet, take the 8 mile walk around Harbor Island or a 12 mile loop to Seaport Village. Pedi cabs are there to give you a lift or keep your phone handy to call on Uber rescue.