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A rare Point Loma offering, available for the first time in 70 years. Built in 1949, this largely original Streamline Moderne residence captures the distinctive nautical influence of an architectural style inspired by the sleek ocean liners of the 1930s. Curved lines, streamlined forms, and nautical-inspired details reflect an era when architecture embraced movement, simplicity, and modern design.
A rare Point Loma offering, available for the first time in 70 years. Built in 1949, this largely original Streamline Moderne residence captures the distinctive nautical influence of an architectural style inspired by the sleek ocean liners of the 1930s. Curved lines, streamlined forms, and nautical-inspired details reflect an era when architecture embraced movement, simplicity, and modern design. With ocean views and authentic period character, this distinctive home offers a glimpse into San Diego’s architectural past and an opportunity seldom found in today’s coastal market. Situated on a corner lot, the property features a two-tier backyard, ample parking, an attached garage with an open vehicle entrance, and alley access. Adding an unexpected chapter to its history, a bomb shelter dating to the Cuban Missile Crisis lies beneath part of the backyard. Enjoy convenient access to Sunset Cliffs, Ocean Beach, beaches, scenic coastal trails, and nearby schools. Offered strictly AS-IS, this is an opportunity for a buyer with vision to restore, preserve, and reimagine a character-rich coastal home while honoring its original architectural heritage. With its distinctive design, ocean views, and decades-long ownership history, 1005 Alexandria Drive is a property with a story all its own.