2470 Adams Ave, San Diego, CA 92116

AVAILABLE APPROX. NOV. 24. [Note: bungalow is unfurnished - some photos show furniture because former tenant did a nice job with her decor.] Super cool vintage Spanish-style bungalow for rent in great neighborhood. Historically designated landmark! This is an iconic property built in 1928 by master builder and architect Glen Funcheon, who built several historic bungalow courts and houses around San Diego. This property is located west of I-805, on Adams Ave (but up off the street, so it's quiet). If you've driven down Adams Ave. to the antiques district, you've seen it -- kind of a dijon mustard & brown color scheme (Padres colors!) and a "Santa Fe" architectural style. 11 units in total with an attractive common area that receives regular landscaping attention. Lots of fruit trees. Close to Trolley Barn park and tons of great shops & restaurants. Great part of University Heights/North Park. Super convenient to Texas St., I-8, and I-805, but not too close. Gated and secured property. This casita, 2470 Adams, gets lots of sun through its giant custom triangular window and features hardwood floors throughout, except the tiled bathroom. Tankless water heater, new plumbing, new electrical. Some new appliances in kitchen. Interior painted and deep-cleaned after previous tenant of 6 years departed. Lots of small repairs/fixes completed. Several other tenants work from home - it's quiet and the neighbors are respectful. Shared patio furniture for happy hour. Garage is available for $150/month extra. Can fit 1 small-med car or lots of stuff, but ONLY waterproof items, as these old garages sometimes leak in heavy rains. NO LIABILITY FOR ANYTHING STORED IN GARAGES (OR ANYWHERE ELSE) IS ASSUMED. RENTER'S INSURANCE REQUIRED. Laundry is card/coin-op and is on-site. Tenant pays gas & electric, and share of trash collection (see below). Owner pays water and provides free high-speed wifi (no uptime guarantee). Garbage collection will soon be a paid service in San Diego due to a recent policy change, so when that happens the cost will be divided among the units and could be up to $30-40/month.