$1,800 - $2,227 per month
Valle at Fairway
Studio - 2 Beds
3743-3753 Fairway Dr, La Mesa, CA 91941
$1,800 - $2,227 per month
Valle at Fairway
Studio - 2 Beds
3743-3753 Fairway Dr, La Mesa, CA 91941
$1,650 per month
632 Maria Ave Unit Bella’s Home, Spring Valley, CA 91977
Safe, clean, quiet, large, fully furnished. 2 minutes to freeway 125, 54, 94 20 minutes to military base. Ideal for remote work. Close to shopping center and restaurants. 5 minutes to Bonita. 25 minutes to Balboa and the zoo. Come and see it.
Spring Valley, located in East San Diego County, California, offers some of the lowest home prices in the region, making it an attractive option for buyers. The city is situated just over 10 miles east of downtown San Diego, accessible via state Route 94. Spring Valley boasts extensive outdoor features, including hundreds of acres of hiking space at Dictionary Hill Preserve and Sweetwater Regional Park. Dictionary Hill Preserve, on the city's south side, offers trails with views of San Diego Bay, while Sweetwater Regional Park on the east side provides over 15 miles of trails around its large reservoir. The San Diego National Wildlife Refuge, east of Sweetwater, adds another 12,000 acres of preserved natural space. Housing styles in Spring Valley vary, with ranch-style homes and single-story Spanish Revivals common around the median price point. Homes on the west side offer city views, while those on the east side near Monte Vista High School are more traditional suburban settings. The city has a few dining options that reflect its Mexican heritage, such as Loreto’s and El Puerto Taco Shop, and essential shopping at Casa De Oro Shopping Center and Target. For more extensive retail, residents head to Grossmont Center, 3 miles north. Public school students attend the La Mesa-Spring Valley School District for elementary and middle school, and the highly rated Grossmont Union High School District for high school, with many attending Monte Vista High. While the sunny climate is ideal for outdoor activities, it also increases the risk of brush fires, especially near the San Diego National Wildlife Refuge. Residents are advised to maintain defensible spaces and have evacuation plans.