North Park/Talmadge is a historic neighborhood established in 1925. It is a diverse neighborhood with vibrant residents and beautiful homes. Talmadge is named after three Hollywood movie stars, Norma, Natalie and Constance Talmadge. Located near San Diego State University and isolated by canyons on the north and west, the community's entrances are set off by the Talmadge Gates. The recently renovated Talmadge traffic circle marks the heart of this terrific neighborhood. They have an acclaimed Watch & Patrol program and other volunteer organizations that are dedicated to ensuring a high standard of living. This is a neighborhood of unique home styles where new families have moved in and renovated and updated many of the homes to better suit today's lifestyles.
SELLER IS OPEN TO CONSIDERING BUYER CREDIT/CONCESSIONS! Some homes are simply remodeled, this one was reimagined with character, craftsmanship & versatility in mind.
Development opportunity in the heart of North Park! 3815 Villa Terrace combines an existing three-unit property with ready-to-issue (RTI) plans for six ADUs totaling 4137 square feet of new constructi...
INCREDIBLE VALUE IN SAN DIEGOS COLLEGE AREA! Thoughtfully designed and beautifully renovated, this move-in ready 3-bedroom, 2-bath home offers modern style, comfortable living and an easy-care lifesty...
Detached North Park + Paid Solar + Garage + EV Charger + Abundant Parking + Backyard! Steps from the North Park Community and Dog Park and short walk from the North Park Rec Center.
Tucked away at the end of a triple cul-de-sac in the heart of Talmadge, this classic single-level residence offers a rare sense of scale and possibility.
810 W Washington St San Diego, CA 92103 Diana L. Patrick 00526126 diana@dianapatrick.com 4083359310 32.748178 -117.145937 https://www.royacdn.com/unsafe/smart/Site-48750597-fad4-4739-909d-ca390a15c8e5/theme3/roya_com_130.png 810 W Washington St San Diego, CA 92103 https://goo.gl/maps/mEde1RKYnj6VbQPE7 +1-
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