5492 Redding, San Diego, CA 92115
Single-family home
Sold September 2023
Listing Agent: Josette Alvarez (DRE #01931420) · Listing Office: Compass · Contact: 619-317-1875 · Bought with: Gregory Kuchan · Douglas Elliman of California · MLS #230012200SD · Source: CRMLS
About this single-family home
A unique and intriguing opportunity in a neighborhood that is one of the best kept secrets in metro San Diego. Welcome to 5492 Redding Rd in the College View Estates neighborhood! This nearly 4,000 square foot property sits high on just under an acre with views to the north and west. The single story home consists of a 3 bedroom, 2 bath main house with a massive primary suite that is flanked by a large rustic, handset brick fireplace and surrounding decorative glass windows designed by artist, James Hubbel. The living space of the home consists of a large living room complimented by vaulted ceilings and with direct access to the entertainer's backyard as well as a sunken family room off the main kitchen and informal dining area. There is a 1 bedroom, 1 bathroom, 900+ sqft attached guest house with a private entrance and private fenced yard. The main backyard is an oasis and crown jewel of this incredible property with an outdoor kitchen, covered patio, swimming pool and privacy galore on the large lot sitting at the end of a cul-de-sac street. You will be spoiled by endless sunset views from this backyard entertainers delight. Homes as special and unique as this do not often become available so don't miss your chance to come see this breathtaking property. College View Estates, adjacent to Alvarado Estates has become a sought-after community of mid century homes on large canyon lots and has favorable proximity to every convenience one could ask for, from freeway access to shopping, dining and recreation. This tight knit community celebrates annual traditions like an Annual Block Party, Annual Progressive Dinner, and monthly First Friday Happy Hours.
Listing description from the September 2023 sale, as reported to CRMLS.
Sale history