Coastal San Diego
Point Loma Real Estate & Homes for Sale
Historic peninsula living with water views on nearly every side. Guided by Lara Gabriele, your local San Diego REALTOR®.
Living in Point Loma
What it’s really like to call Point Loma home.
Point Loma sits on its own peninsula between the Pacific and San Diego Bay, so many homes get water views from both sides. It's older and more established than the North County beach towns — working marinas, a historic lighthouse, and streets that have stayed quietly residential.
Point Loma is only minutes from the airport and downtown, which makes it one of the most convenient coastal neighborhoods in the city. Buyers should know which pockets sit under the flight path — it's one of the first things I walk clients through.
- Cabrillo National Monument marks where European explorers first landed on the West Coast in 1542.
- Home to a still-active fishing fleet and several full-service marinas along Shelter Island.
- Sunset Cliffs Natural Park offers some of the most dramatic coastal views in the city.
- Point Loma Nazarene University sits on a bluff-top campus overlooking the ocean.
A day in the life
A perfect Saturday in Point Loma.
Morning
Cabrillo & the lighthouse
Visit Cabrillo National Monument and the Old Point Loma Lighthouse — and the tide pools if it's low tide.
Midday
Liberty Station
Lunch at the former Naval Training Center, now a campus of restaurants, galleries, and green lawns.
Afternoon
Shelter Island
Stroll the waterfront path past sailboats and yacht clubs, with views back to downtown.
Evening
Sunset Cliffs
Finish at Sunset Cliffs Natural Park — the name says it all.
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