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Views of San Miguel and Coronado Bridge
Originally named Mountain View in honor of its San Miguel Mountain vista 20 miles east, the community has developed into a densely connected network of homes rimmed by a retail center, sports complex and a beloved neighborhood park. The green spaces in the community are named after local leaders. While some enjoy views of distant ranges and the Coronado Bridge, the community is close to San Diego Bay and the city center. According to Mario Garduno, a local Realtor with Century 21 Award, "Mountain View is an up-and-coming community close to a lot of attractions like the breweries in Barrio Logan, downtown and Coronado. Most homes are still relatively in their original architectural state."
A view above Mountain View showing the large park in the distance.
A view from Mountain View looking at the downtown skyline.
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From 1920s bungalows to contemporary townhouses
Mountain View has a number of multifamily units available. But future residents can also find cottages with palms, homes showing Mediterranean-influence stucco and 1920s remodels surrounded in decorative fencing. Among the established houses are updated 1940s one-bedroom bungalows, completely renovated two-bedroom homes and historic properties with views of downtown. District 14 Townhomes offers contemporary three-story units built in the last five years. Buyers generally have options between $500,000 and $1 million. Attached homes like condos and townhouses typically sell between $600,000 and $675,000. "It's a great entry for first-time buyers because you can buy a home in Mountain View for several hundred thousand less than comparable homes in other San Diego neighborhoods," Garduno says.
Many homes in Mountain View are rich in history and often renovated.
Newer condos are located in the south end of Mountain View.
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Shopping and Dining
At the retail plaza on Imperial Avenue, locals pick up goods at 99 Cents Only Store and find supplies for their next house project at Home Depot. The commercial corridor includes restaurants, like Asia Wok and Sizzlers, as well as a 24 Hour Fitness. Shoppers may also get groceries and convenience items at small markets or drive 2 miles to stock up at Costco.
A man shops fresh produce at 99 Cents Only Store in Mountain View.
Residents of Mountain View can enjoy a dinner at Sizzler.
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Celebrating local businesses
Mountain View native Lana Cooper-Jones says that her non-profit, The Cooper Family Foundation, has organized a local event for several decades to uplift entrepreneurs in the community. "Our Juneteenth celebration has longstanding roots in the area. The event used to occur yearly in Southcrest Park, but it was moved to Memorial Park during the pandemic," she says. "Last year, we had over 120 vendors and over 5,000 visitors. People come from all over the city to celebrate the community."
Mountain View students have two tend two school in the neighborhood
Public students may start at Baker Elementary, which has a B-minus grade on Niche, or attend Mountain View School until the end of eighth grade. The K to 8 public school groups different grade levels together for classroom instruction in a multiage program. Just outside of the neighborhood is Lincoln High, which also receives a B-minus grade.
An entrance view to Baker Elementary in Mountain View.
Mountain View School offers an outstanding education to its students.
An elevated view of Lincoln Park High School.
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Renaming a longtime gathering space
Mountain View Park has drawn people together at the heart of the community since 1914. Over the years, this 11-acre recreational anchor has been the site of car shows in the 1960s, neighborhood tennis matches, potlucks and a community center that was so popular, it received a complete overhaul in 2019. The new center features fitness and dance rooms, colorful murals and a spacious patio overlooking the lawn. "The park was a well-known place for social gatherings and music bands on Sundays. Now, the city is dedicating the park to the local leader, Neal Petties, responsible for organizing those events," Cooper-Jones explains. A community leader and former NFL player, Petties's contributions have earned him a legendary reputation as a life coach to area youth.
A couple enjoys a walk through Mountain View Park with their dog.
Children love to play at Mountain View Park.
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Nearby roadways and public transit options
Garduna says neighbors working in South Bay or downtown can easily hop on Interstate 15. Also, Interstate 805 curves along the eastern side, leading to more of the region. Bus stops line down Logan and Imperial Avenues, but commuters may also take the Orange Line from 47th Street Station, just outside the community.
An elevated view of the 15 Freeway in Mountain View.
Mountain View residents will find many bust stops to navigate San Diego.
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Vital community resources add to the community
The former Southeast Athletic Field in Mountain View was renamed the Willie Henderson Sports Complex in the late 1980s to honor a hometown community advocate who was instrumental in creating youth ballfields. The complex offers multiple sports fields, tot lots and year-round activities from youth volleyball and cooking classes to homework club. San Diego College of Continuing Education and the Mountain View/Beckwourth Branch Library are connected by paved trails. Kids enjoy the roster of programs offered at the library, from gardening club to story time.
Dive into Mountain View Public Library for a wide selection of books.
A look at Willie Henderson Sports Complex in Mountain View.
A man enjoys an open court at Willie Henderson Sports Complex.
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Crime and Safety
1 - Low Crime, 10 - High Crime
Mountain View
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Homicide
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4
Sexual Assault
5
4
Assault with Weapon
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4
Robbery
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4
Burglary
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4
Motor Vehicle Theft
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Larceny
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Crime Score
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Mountain View Demographics and Home Trends
On average, homes in Mountain View, San Diego sell after 45 days on the market compared to the national average of 55 days. The median sale price for homes in Mountain View, San Diego over the last 12 months is $670,000, up 6% from the median home sale price over the previous 12 months.
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Welcome to this charming condo located at 4300 Newton Ave Unit 8 in San Diego. This inviting residence offers comfortable living with a bright, open layout that maximizes space and natural light. The unit features a well-appointed kitchen, spacious living area, and comfortable bedrooms designed for everyday convenience. Enjoy low-maintenance living in a gated community ideally situated near
Two homes on one lot with enclosed parking and garage. With a BRAND NEW ROOF, KITCHENS AND BATHROOMS, these two homes are move in ready. Freshly updated inside and out and located in central San Diego, Live in one and generate rental income by leasing the other, well appointed and move in ready. Two separate homes with their own private outdoor space with parking and laundry. Front house is 2 bed
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Beautifully maintained 4-bedroom, 2.5-bath townhome in the gated Legacy Walk community of South San Diego. Offering approximately 1,469 sq ft, this bright and inviting home features an open-concept living and dining area, high ceilings, and abundant natural light throughout. The modern kitchen includes granite countertops, stainless-steel appliances, and ample cabinet storage. Upstairs you’ll
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Welcome to 3746 Harding Ave, a move-in ready 3-bedroom, 3-bath home with approx. 1,955 sq ft of well-designed living space. The two-story layout offers multiple living areas on the main level, ideal for everyday living, entertaining, or a home office setup. Upstairs features three spacious bedrooms, including a primary suite with private balcony access, plus a second balcony off another
This property is more than a home—it’s a massive development opportunity. Already fully remodeled, the existing 3-bedroom, 2-bath detached home is currently rented, generating income. But the real value lies in the approved plans to build four additional 2-bedroom, 1-bath units—all city approvals are complete, fees paid, and the sale comes with everything you need to start construction
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$1,499,000
3 Beds
1 Bath
1,368 Sq Ft
Great Opportunity to do a Ground Lease with an Existing Single Family Home with an existing Jr. ADU and an Additional Four Units Approved to build in an Opportunity Zone. $250K in Tax Credits are available. The lot has 100 feet of frontage along Mt. Hope Park with 12 Mile Suburban Views to Mt. Helix during the day and evening. Property is also conveniently located about one mile east of Downtown
Build Units Here! Commercially Zoned but City will likely allow residential multiple Units. 5900 sq ft flat lot with some structures on it rented for residential use. Corner of Southlook and Imperial Ave. Good parking, Alley access, Income while you get permits to build! Call me, I answer my phone. Do not disturb renters without an appointment.
This first-floor condominium in the heart of Mountain View offers a spacious 914 Sq Ft layout featuring a remodeled kitchen, two bedrooms, and a beautifully updated bathroom. An additional enclosed bonus room provides flexible use as a home office, den, or guest space, enhancing the functionality of the floor plan. Located within a gated community with secured parking, the property offers both
Property Id: 1408170Our rental units are located at Z Street and 43rd Street. A great location just off of the 805 Freeway and catty corner to the bus stop on 43rd Street. Each unit is half of a duplex; It feels like a full home with a large lawn and driveway. - Commercial Businesses across the street: Markets (Northgate), Restaurants, Coin Laundry, etc...-Lawn: exterior and
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Beautifully maintained and thoughtfully updated home. This inviting residence blends charm and modern comfort, offering a warm, welcoming space. Step inside to find abundant natural light throughout. The kitchen features plenty of space for cooking paired next to a dining area and living room perfect for gathering. The bathroom offers a clean feel with stone tile floor and tub/shower
WATER INCLUDED | One of the most affordable units in San Diego! Claim your stake in a gated community with quick freeway access! This upstairs 2-bedroom, 1-bathroom apartment offers privacy with no neighbors above you and a highly convenient location near restaurants, schools, shopping, and just 10–15 minutes from Downtown San Diego. The unit features: - Wall A/C - Recently updated wall heaters -
Must see upgraded 1 bed/1 bath cottage-style home. Get away from apartment living and move into your own home with a private backyard. Refrigerator & stove/oven included. Minisplit AC in unit. Owner pays for water and trash. Tenant pays for the rest of the utilities. Interested parties must complete a rental application and credit check, $47/person. One pet permitted.
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