Bayside by Bosa: Downtown San Diego condominium resort living at its finest

I've lived in San Diego since 1988 and have been able to watch many buildings go up along the San Diego Bay.

In the late 1980s and early 1990s, the previous building boom was going bust, but in the mid-1990s, things picked up again and lasted until around 2006.

One of the new buildings that opened within the past year is what I consider one of the more beautiful buildings downtown. It is Bayside by Bosa:

Bayside by Bosa opened in November 2009, offering 232 unique homes on the front row of San Diego's beautiful harbor. These are one- and two-bedroom condominiums that have great balconies, large living areas, and ample kitchens. In-unit features include Italian-made Snaidero cabinets, quartz countertops, and stainless steel appliances by Viking and Miele.

Property features include 24-hour parking and lobby attendants, fitness center, resort-style pool and spa, a wine lounge, and an entertainment lounge with a screening theater.

Bayside by Bosa is located at 1325 Pacific Highway. More than 60% of the homes are already sold, probably because prices start at $500,000, a great price for a harbor-front location and Bosa's typical high quality. The sales office is open daily from 11:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.

If you're considering moving downtown, Bayside by Bosa is a great place to consider. Call me and I'll help arrange a personal tour of Bayside by Bosa and any of the units for sale.

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Jim Frimmer, Realtor
Century 21 Award Mission Valley
California DRE License #01458572
619-729-5701
jimfrimmer@century21award.com
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