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A rare offering in Coronado Village, 241–243 F Avenue presents two separate residences thoughtfully positioned on a generous 7,000 sq. ft. lot just moments from the Bay and the Ferry Landing.
The front home, originally built in 1943, is a single-story 3-bedroom, 2-bath residence offering timeless character and everyday livability. Hardwood flooring, an inviting street presence, driveway p
A rare offering in Coronado Village, 241–243 F Avenue presents two separate residences thoughtfully positioned on a generous 7,000 sq. ft. lot just moments from the Bay and the Ferry Landing.
The front home, originally built in 1943, is a single-story 3-bedroom, 2-bath residence offering timeless character and everyday livability. Hardwood flooring, an inviting street presence, driveway parking, a one-car garage, and a private backyard create a comfortable setting in a highly desirable Village location.
Positioned toward the rear of the property, the second residence is a two-story home built in 1971, also offering a three-bedroom, two-bath layout with one bedroom conveniently situated on the main level. The home features an inviting living space with sliding doors opening to a private backyard, along with a full bath and dedicated laundry. Upstairs are two additional bedrooms, including the primary bedroom with direct access to a private deck overlooking the downtown San Diego skyline. Three dedicated parking spaces further enhance functionality and ease of living.
The generous 7,000 sq. ft. R1B-zoned parcel presents meaningful long-term potential, including possible redevelopment into two side-by-side residences, subject to buyer due diligence and City approvals. The property has also received a non-historic determination from the Historic Resource Commission, offering added clarity for those considering future renovation or reconfiguration.
A unique and compelling opportunity in one of Coronado Village’s most sought-after locations, rich with possibility.
Connecting to downtown San Diego by the cascading Coronado Island Bay Bridge, Coronado, Spanish for “crowned one,”
Connecting to downtown San Diego by the cascading Coronado Island Bay Bridge, Coronado, Spanish for “crowned one,” is considered to be a true gem in San Diego county. While technically not an island, but rather a peninsula, here you will discover a peaceful, private place to call home. With white sandy beaches that seem to go on forever, including Coronado Central Beach, Glorietta Bay, and Silver Strand State Beach to name a few, this seaside community has earned numerous ratings as one of the top ten beaches in the United States. Homeowners of all ages enjoy a charming and sought after hometown lifestyle, whether relaxing in an ocean view condo, a single-family home in a traditional neighborhood, a luxurious estate overlooking the Pacific Ocean, or the lights of downtown San Diego. With a variety of desirable architectural styles all wrapped in a pedestrian-friendly community, Coronado has beautiful well-maintained parks, shopping, and restaurants often just a short walk or bike ride away. The most iconic landmark, The Hotel Del Coronado is one of the few surviving examples of an American architectural genre: the wooden Victorian beach resort and is the largest on the North American Pacific Coast. Residents and tourists alike can find a host of activities on Coronado, including watersports and boating, golfing at the Coronado Golf Course, hiking trails as well as 18 parks spread throughout the town. For families, Coronado offers both public and private education that is rated among the highest in San Diego County.