$699,500

This Paradise Hills gem sits on an oversized lot with truly unlimited potential! The single-level 3-bedroom, 1-bath home has a beautifully manicured backyard with peek-a-boo south-facing water views. There’s plenty of room to grow: potentially add ADUs, expand the main house, or explore the property’s development potential (buyer to verify with the City of San Diego). Out front, you’ll find fresh drought-tolerant landscaping, an attached garage with a new garage door and opener, and a gated side yard. Inside, the updated kitchen has stainless steel appliances including a gas range, butcher-block counters, and plenty of cabinet storage, with easy-care plank flooring flowing into the dining area. Ceiling fans in every room and a tankless water heater add comfort and efficiency. The backyard is the real showpiece. A shaded patio with a sail cover is ready for entertaining, and beyond it are mature plantings, fruit trees, a grassy area, a storage shed, and a wide-open usable yard where you can catch those peek-a-boo water views. There’s room for gardens, play, pets, a workshop, or yoThe backyard is the real showpiece. A shaded patio with a sail cover is ready for entertaining, and beyond it are mature plantings, fruit trees, a grassy area, a storage shed, and a wide-open usable yard where you can catch those peek-a-boo water views. There’s room for gardens, play, pets, a workshop, or your next project. Close to schools, parks, shopping, and quick freeway access to Downtown, the bay, and military bases. Lots this size are hard to find this close to the city. Bring your vision! Paradise Hills is one of southeast San Diego’s established hillside neighborhoods, known for its elevated lots, quiet residential streets, and views toward the bay. The neighborhood offers a relaxed setting while staying close to everything the city has to offer. Commuting is easy, with quick access to I-805, SR-54, and I-5. Downtown San Diego, the Gaslamp Quarter, Petco Park, and the waterfront are about 15 minutes away. Naval Base San Diego, NAS North Island, and the region’s major employment centers are within easy reach, and Coronado beaches and the border crossing are a short drive. Daily errands are close by. Westfield Plaza Bonita, grocery stores, restaurants, and local shops are just minutes away in Paradise Hills and neighboring National City. Paradise Valley Hospital and other medical services are nearby. For recreation, the area has several neighborhood parks and the Paradise Hills Recreation Center, plus easy access to the Sweetwater River trails, the Chula Vista bayfront, and San Diego Bay. Larger lots, mature landscaping, and the hillside setting give Paradise Hills a more spacious feel than many central neighborhoods. It’s a strong choice for buyers who want room to spread out without giving up a convenient city location.