Rare four-unit offering in the heart of Normal Heights, just north of Adams Avenue. The property features a thoughtful mix of unit types that appeals to a wide tenant pool. The front of the lot is anchored by a 1,000 SF standalone 2BR/1BA single-family home with a nicely landscaped yard, paired with a detached 530 SF 1BR/1BA ADU built in recent years. A separate two-story building at the rear holds two 700 SF 2BR/1BA units that open onto a spacious shared courtyard. The property has seen significant capital investment across both buildings. The house received a new roof, upgraded electrical panel and wiring, updated plumbing, a new shower, and a new kitchen counter. The duplex has a new roof, replaced wood balcony and stairs, a new electrical panel, replaced plumbing and new HVAC. Both duplex units were taken further with full kitchen remodels, including new cabinets and countertops, and each has its own tankless water heater. Additional recent work includes new exterior doors and a new perimeter fence. Flooring throughout is refinished hardwood and LVT. Parking is a practical plus, with an extended driveway at the front and two additional uncovered spaces off the alley. All four units include in-unit washers and dryers. Located in one of Mid-City San Diego's most walkable and sought-after neighborhoods, this is a well-maintained asset in an area where quality product rarely comes to market.
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Principal & interest
$1,547
Mortgage insurance
$0
Property taxes
$170
Home insurance
$105
HOA fees
$0
Utilities
Not included
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