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Historic homes and canyon views define Mission Hills
Mission Hills is well-known as one of San Diego’s most cherished residential areas. Its graceful streetscapes and properties brim with a lush mix of mature Jacaranda trees and succulents. Many homes offer canyon views, and others exude a longstanding charm unique to San Diego’s original homes. “Mission Hills is one of the most established upscale areas of the San Diego metro area outside downtown. In Mission Hills, neighbors enjoy a luxe lifestyle of residential serenity, unique dining and popular green spaces. "It’s a place where many aspire to live," says Lisa Padillo, a longtime area resident and Realtor with Compass. "When San Diego was developed in the late 1800s, all the nice palatial homes were built in Mission Hills. You’ll find gorgeous Craftsman-style homes here and many Spanish architectural elements like big open picture windows, Portuguese plaster, and domed archways.”
Take a relaxing afternoon stroll through the winding Mission Hills streets.
After a long day at the office, enjoy a relaxing stroll through Pioneer Park in Mission Hills.
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A blend of vintage charm and modern upgrades
You'll find a concentrated collection of early-1900s Craftsman, Prairie and Spanish Colonial Revival gems in Mission Hills' Fort Stockton Line Historic District. Mediterranean influence homes built in the 1940s have been meticulously upgraded here and blend in throughout the neighborhood with lodge-inspired homes built in the '60s. You'll also find expertly crafted Spanish-style residences built in the '90s on serene cul-de-sacs, along with some new construction in parts of Mission Hills designed to offer breathtaking Bay vistas.
Homes in Mission Hills bring a touch of tastefully restored Craftsman style.
Craftsman homes in Mission Hills aren't just Bungalows, there are two story varieties too.
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Shopping and global dining - from Italian chophouses to Sinaloan fare
Deeper into the heart of Mission Hills, there's a newer place everyone's talking about — Wolf in the Woods. This combination wine bar and restaurant combines Native American, European and Hispanic cultural cuisine. Along Mission Hills' central thoroughfare, Fort Stockton Drive, you can stop into the quirky Kettle & Stone coffee bar for a coconut milk latte or quiche. Its earthy décor crafted of stone and wood. It also includes rough-hewn tables that feel like thick slices of the surrounding California landscape. Padillo adds, "Mission Hills is primarily residential, but there's a really cute area along Washington and Goldfinch Streets with some nice restaurants and coffee shops." Another one-of-a-kind must in Mission Hills is Backbone Floral, which is preferred by locals for its stunning bohemian arrangements. Jesse Zmuda, owner of Backbone Floral, shares, "Our shop is the perfect fit for Mission Hills. With our wide-open doors and airy space, you can't miss us on your morning stroll for coffee or evening walk for food. Our vintage-style dried floral arrangements are distinctly suited for the beautiful homes in Mission Hills." She added that the reason they chose Mission Hills is for its "close-knit small neighborhood vibe, from the people to the homes and beautiful parks." Locals head to Cardellino Italian Restaurant for an indulgent chophouse experience with charcoal-grilled steaks and truffle-topped pastas. La Puerta on Goldfinch Street is also a top pick for its celebratory atmosphere and signature un-aged tequila. Having expanded into Mission Hills from its flagship location downtown, La Puerta treats residents to Sinaloa-inspired family recipes made from fresh local ingredients. For grocery shopping, Von's is convenient on Washington Street in the neighborhood; however, wellness-focused Mission Hills residents love their Lazy Acres Natural Market for organic and seasonal groceries and nutritional supplements.
Local San Diego favorite, La Puerta, is a highly-rated Mexican restaurant in Mission Hills.
Wolf in the Woods is a unique and intimate wine bar and cafe in Mission Hills.
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Point Loma High earns top marks for college readiness
Public schools serving Mission Hills include Grant K-8, Dana Middle for grades five and six, Roosevelt International Middle for sixth through eighth grade, and Correia Middle for seventh and eighth graders. High schoolers attend Point Loma-San Diego, known for its championship soccer and tennis teams. Point Loma also received the top rank for college readiness from GreatSchools.
Grant TK-8 school in Old Town San Diego offers an innovative curriculum.
Point Loma High School is known for its excellence in academics, athletics, and spirit.
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A historic cemetery and summer concerts at Pioneer Park
And although Mission Hills residents can walk to parts of the expansive Presidio Park, primarily within Old Town San Diego, Mission Hills locals are often found hosting birthday parties or gathering on blankets and chairs for a summer concert series in Pioneer Park at the center of the community. This scenic park, which includes a historic 19th-century cemetery, is where you’ll find neighbors taking long walks on shady paths or relaxing on the lawn.
Pioneer Park offers a beautiful green space in the heart of the San Diego Metro.
Bring the kids to enjoy the fun playground at Pioneer Park in Mission Hills.
GreatSchools:
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Crime and Safety
1 - Low Crime, 10 - High Crime
Mission Hills
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Homicide
3
4
Sexual Assault
4
4
Assault with Weapon
4
4
Robbery
4
4
Burglary
5
4
Motor Vehicle Theft
6
4
Larceny
6
4
Crime Score
4
4
Source: WhatIsMyCrimeRisk.com
Mission Hills Demographics and Home Trends
On average, homes in Mission Hills, San Diego sell after 42 days on the market compared to the national average of 53 days. The median sale price for homes in Mission Hills, San Diego over the last 12 months is $1,975,000, up 7% from the median home sale price over the previous 12 months.
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This beautiful Mission style bungalow perfectly blends nature with the vibrancy of city life with it's abundant natural light, and decks opening to quiet canyon views and breezes. This North Mission hills home exudes architectural character and charm from the moment you enter with it's dining room wrapped in windows with views to the canyon, cozy fireplace, and unique kitchen with vaulted cupola
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