Lofts in East Village Downtown San Diego

Downtown San Diego’s East Village ball park neighborhood is quickly becoming one of the most popular neighborhoods in San Diego County. With a great mix of residential condos, retail and commercial businesses, and work live lofts in San Diego, East Village high density living is becoming the way of future building because of its sustainable living design.

Live, work and play all in your own neighborhood and replace your car with a new pair of walking shoes. With a professional baseball stadium, fabulous restaurants, great bars, a bowling alley, a movie theater, a grocery store, a bakery, a major shopping mall and a light rail trolley system all within minutes, what more could you possibly need?

As we see many young professionals and empty nesters flock to this ball park neighborhood, East Village Lofts have become quite the popular choice.  People buy lofts because they like the creative spaces, open floor-plans, high ceilings, exposed concrete, and the lack of a cookie cutter feeling that many traditional high-rise condos offer.  What makes a property a loft?

East Village Lofts are characterized by:

• Exposed concrete ceilings.  Usually higher ceilings than most traditional condos as the ceilings are not dropped to hide fire sprinklers and duct work.
• Exposed duct work and plumbing
• An open floor plan with no interior walls creating bedrooms.  Yes, lofts do have enclosed bathrooms.
• San Diego downtown lofts may include one or two stories.  If there is a second floor, it usually hangs out over the first floor and opens up as if it were a balcony overlooking the first floor.  This style of East Village Loft creates dramatically high ceilings in the main living space.

East Village Lofts San Diego

East Village lofts  for sale include:

Parkloft – Great 1920’s warehouse style brick building with all open loft floorplans.  Features include 10’6″-14′ ceilings, stain grade Pella wood windows, hardwood floors, Studio Becker cabinets and exposed concrete walls and ceilings.  Built in 2003 and located just outside center field at Petco Park.

M2i – Modern architecture and contemporary design with lofts style studios, one bedroom and 2 bedroom condos.  M2i condos have high ceilings and very chic design in the common area lobbies and hallways, plus very low HOA dues.

Icon – Mostly traditional condos, but there are some East Village Lofts and live/work lofts mixed in the 4 buildings. Located outside right field of Petco Park and has a skybox rooftop deck with great views into the ball park.

Alta – Has a few loft units on the second and third floors of the building.  Great location, low HOA dues and a nice community room, pool and jacuzzi. Very hip interior designs are the strengths of the Alta condo complex.

The Lofts at 777  – All lofts style building with very reasonable prices and HOA dues.  Cool architecture and a good location.  Some floorplans have elevated lofts above the kitchen which create a bedroom type space.

Fahrenheit– Lofts style studios, one bedroom and two bedroom condos that wrap the Padres Parkade Structure.  Low HOA dues and a ultra modern Star Trek feel to the common areas.

Which is your favorite East Village Loft property?

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