At A Glance

Two levels, just renovated, on a quiet private street.

A two-level home that the listing describes as four or five bedrooms, built in 1980 and freshly upgraded throughout. New interior and exterior paint, new vinyl plank flooring, and dual pane windows. The open floor plan looks out toward Tecolote Canyon, and the 10,500 square foot lot leaves room for an easy-care yard, a covered patio, and RV parking.

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Property Type Single Family

Parking 2-Car Garage + RV

HOA None

Neighborhood Bay Park

A First Look

Step inside the freshly finished rooms. Laid out for more than one household.

The site does the talking: a hillside parcel that opens north toward Tecolote Canyon and west toward Mission Bay, with light-filled interiors freshly finished in new flooring and paint. Book a private walk-through to see the home in person.

Aerial view over the rooftop of 1839 Galveston Street looking west, rows of rooftops below and the water of Mission Bay stretching across the horizon — From the hill, the bay. The home sits high enough that Mission Bay opens across the western horizon.

A second empty living area with new vinyl plank flooring, a corner sliding glass door to the balcony, and a high window admitting bright daylight — Room to spread out. A second open living space, sunlit and ready for a multi-generational household.

A large, empty second-level living room with new pale vinyl plank flooring, two windows, and a sliding glass door opening to a balcony — The upper living room. New plank floors, twin windows, and a slider out to the balcony.

A tiled second-story balcony enclosed by a white railing, a tall palm and neighborhood rooftops in the distance under a clear sky — The balcony. A tiled deck off the living level, framed by a palm and the long view out.

An empty bedroom with new plank flooring and a window framing a tall palm and a glimpse of the bay — A bedroom with a view window to the palms.

A bathroom with a long travertine vanity and single basin beneath a wide full-length mirror, with a private toilet alcove off to the side — A long travertine vanity beneath a full-width mirror.

A long walk-in closet lined with white shelving on the left and hanging rods on the right, new plank flooring underfoot — A walk-in closet, fully shelved.

“A newly upgraded home on a quiet private street, with a view of Tecolote Canyon and the surrounding area.”

The Residence

Made for more than one generation.

The listing frames this as a four or five bedroom home arranged over two levels, built for a family or a multi-generational household. The plan is open, the bedrooms are large, and the living area is sunlit, anchored by a stone fireplace. New vinyl plank flooring runs throughout, the walls wear fresh paint inside and out, and dual pane vinyl windows keep the rooms quiet and bright.

Upstairs, the living level reaches out to a tiled balcony, and the windows pull in the canyon and the western light. Several of the interior photos are virtually staged, which is the listing's way of showing how the blank, freshly finished rooms might live. A private walk-through is the way to read the real flow of the floor plan.

Outside, the 10,500 square foot lot is laid out for easy living: an easy-care yard, a stamped concrete patio under a covered area, and six parking spaces including RV parking behind the two-car garage. All of it sits on a quiet, private street with Tecolote Canyon as the backdrop.

The View

Canyon And Bay

A view of Tecolote Canyon and the surrounding area from multiple rooms, with Mission Bay opening to the west. The reason the hill matters.

The Lot

Ten Thousand Feet

A 10,500 square foot parcel with an easy-care yard, a covered stamped-concrete patio, and room for RV parking.

The Finish

New Throughout

New interior and exterior paint, new vinyl plank flooring, and dual pane vinyl windows.

The Details

What makes it work.

Canyon Views

A view of Tecolote Canyon and the surrounding area from multiple spaces, with the bay on the western horizon.

Newly Upgraded

New interior and exterior paint, new vinyl plank flooring throughout, and dual pane vinyl windows.

Open Floor Plan

An open layout with large bedrooms and a sunlit living area, described as anchored by a stone fireplace.

Covered Patio

A stamped concrete patio with a covered area off an easy-care yard. Built for San Diego's outdoor hours.

RV Parking

Six parking spaces in all, including RV parking, behind a two-car garage on a quiet private street.

Estimate Your Payment

A private estimate, running quietly.

Adjust the numbers below to see an estimated monthly principal and interest payment on 1839 Galveston Street. A starting point for the conversation, not a quote.

Down Payment 20%

Interest Rate 6.5%

Loan Term

Estimated Monthly Payment

$10,620

Principal and interest only. Property taxes and insurance are not included. There is no HOA. Based on a list price of $2,100,000.

The Neighborhood

Bay Park, between the canyon and the water.

Bay Park sits on the hillsides above Mission Bay, with Tecolote Canyon Natural Park at its back door for trails and open space. It is one of the more central addresses in San Diego: the listing notes easy access to the 5 and 8 freeways, with the beach communities, Fiesta Island, and Downtown all a short drive away.

Universities are close at hand as well, with USD nearby and UCSD and UTC within reach to the north. A neighborhood built for both the outdoors and the commute.

Minutes from Tecolote Canyon trails, Mission Bay, and the 5 and 8 freeways

Above Canyon And Bay