Golden Hill Historical
Office / Residential Site

The 1058 21st St Historic Residence offers a unique vernacular-style home that was converted into an office space over 30 years ago. This property consists of four upstairs bedrooms and two downstairs spacious living/sitting rooms – all currently utilized as office spaces. It also features two half bathrooms (No shower), a dining room, an additional storage room being used as a file room, a backyard patio alongside a 2-car garage, and a kitchen that has no oven (gas line hookups ready, buyer to verify). Spanning across 1,872 square feet of livable or rentable space, this historical property is eligible for Mills Act, allowing the new owner to take advantage of substantial property tax savings. The house features a straightforward box-shaped structure, complemented by a hip roof and protruding porches, combining influences from colonial revival and classical revival architectural styles. This design represents a vernacular approach that emerged shortly after the beginning of the 20th century, subtly foreshadowing the modern architectural trends that would later emerge. Notably, the house holds historical importance as it was constructed by three unmarried women who played a distinctive role in the growth and progress of San Diego. This property offers a versatile opportunity to be utilized as an office space and lease it out, or a charming single-family home to live in or rent out as well. Golden Hill boasts a lively atmosphere with a variety of local shops, trendy cafes, and restaurants. The neighborhood has a strong sense of community, with regular events and festivals that bring residents together. Real estate opportunities in Golden Hill range from historic homes that have been beautifully restored to modern condominiums and apartments. The area appeals to a diverse range of buyers, including young professionals, families, and individuals seeking a vibrant urban lifestyle.