Why Live in Wooded Area
Wooded Area, located in the Point Loma Peninsula of San Diego, is known for its eucalyptus, avocado, and palm trees. Kellogg Beach lies less than a mile east, while the Sunset Cliffs are to the west. Residents include retirees, university staff, and Naval Base Point Loma employees, with the base 3 miles away. Downtown San Diego, Ocean Beach, and Liberty Station are within 7 miles, offering urban amenities while maintaining a quieter atmosphere. Catalina Boulevard divides the neighborhood, with grid-like streets to the east and winding, hilly roads to the west, where some homes offer panoramic views. Most homes are midcentury modern from the late 1950s with drought-resistant landscaping or lush lawns.
The neighborhood has a low crime risk compared to the national average, appealing to families. Schools in the area are highly rated, including Sunset View Elementary, Correia Middle, and Point Loma High. Local features include the 68-acre Sunset Cliffs Natural Park, known for its sea caves and coastal bluffs, and Point Loma Park, which hosts Little League games and outdoor concerts. Kellogg Beach, a small, dog-friendly beach, is about 2 miles away, and the 37-acre Famosa Slough, a marine protected area, is 3 miles away.
Nearby Ocean Beach and Liberty Station provide dining and shopping options. Ocean Beach's Voltaire Street and Newport Avenue feature eateries like Don Tommy's Mexican food and Krisp Beverages + Natural Foods. Liberty Station houses shops, restaurants, and a public market. Major routes like Interstate 8 and Interstate 5 are accessible within 3 miles, and the San Diego Metropolitan Transit System offers bus routes connecting to Downtown and Old Town. The neighborhood is under the flight path of San Diego International Airport, 3 miles away.
