4465 Ocean Boulevard
DSan Diego, CA 92109
Beds
1
Baths
1
Sqft
668
Year Built
1975
Days on Market
37
Property Type
Condo
HOA/mo
$521
MLS ID
PTP2600647
Description
Own a place that functions as both a personal getaway and a performing asset. Positioned directly at Crystal Pier in the center of Pacific Beach, this property sits in one of the most consistently demanded visitor locations in coastal San Diego. The boardwalk, beach access, restaurants, and nightlife are immediately outside, the exact environment short-term renters actively search for when choosing where to stay. Use it when you want the coast, and let the location work when you’re gone. Guests step out the door onto the waterfront experience they came for, which supports strong occupancy potential and repeat bookings in a walkable, entertainment-driven area that does not depend on driving. Morning coffee on the patio, sunset over the water, then transition it back into a rental without changing a thing. For a second-home buyer who also values revenue, this offers flexibility: personal enjoyment, vacation convenience, and a property positioned in a year-round destination market where proximity to the sand is the deciding factor. Opportunities to control a true front-row PB location with short-term rental viability are limited and increasingly difficult to replace along the San Diego coast.
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Est. Monthly Payment
$6,711
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