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Spanish Landing Park in Point Loma, San Diego
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Point Loma

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…on a clear day, you can see Mexico


Close to downtown San Diego, historic Point Loma is a neighborhood of pretty rolling hills and quiet streets. It’s an idyllic, diverse area with a past-meets-present kind of character.

This area was the first sight Europeans saw when they sailed up the coast from Mexico in 1542. There’s a broad mix of residential architecture here, from modern to Spanish-revival to cozy 1920s bungalows. Homes on Loma Portal (the elevated part of the peninsula) often have both city and ocean views.

Liberty Station is a newly renovated, former Naval Training Center. This self-contained, mixed use community includes residences, offices, retail space, an educational district, hotels and a developing arts and culture center. And somehow, they’ve managed to squeeze in 125 acres of parks and green space.

It’s urban convenience with an easy, suburban feel. And a view.

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Known for:

Beauty

Main drag:

Rosecrans Street

Point Loma blogs and events

How to Avoid the Swine Flu for Apartment Dwellers

It’s important for people to be aware of how to prevent any type of cold or flu—especially those living in close quarters with many other people, such as apartment renters.

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Apartments in Point Loma

Stonewood Gardens Apartments - 3889 Midway Dr Harbor Place Apartments - 3020 Hugo St
The Summit at Point Loma - 3950 Leland St