Point Loma 92106

Welcome to Point Loma, San Diego 92106

Location
Point Loma is an iconic coastal San Diego neighborhood at the entrance to San Diego Bay, celebrated for its stunning ocean and bay views. Located west of Interstate 5 and south of Interstate 8, Point Loma blends seaside living with convenient city access. Homes here range from hillside estates to waterfront residences with easy access to Shelter Island, many offering panoramic views of the Pacific Ocean, San Diego Bay, and the Downtown skyline. It is also home to the San Diego Yacht Club and wonderful community events like the Concerts in the Park each summer supported by the Point Loma Association and the community at large.

Point Loma Homes & Architecture
Point Loma real estate showcases diverse architectural styles across several distinct neighborhoods. Buyers will find Mid-Century Modern, Contemporary, Spanish, Traditional, Craftsman, and Tudor homes, each reflecting the area’s rich heritage and timeless appeal.

La Playa
La Playa is one of San Diego’s most exclusive waterfront communities, offering luxury homes and estates with some of the best views in the city. Properties overlook marinas, Coronado, the bay channel, and even mountain vistas toward Mexico. Residents also enjoy access to nearby yacht clubs, including the prestigious San Diego Yacht Club, Southwestern Yacht Club, and Silvergate Yacht Club.

The Wooded Area
The Wooded Area is known for its lush, tree-lined streets and spacious lots where you'll meet and get to know your neighbors. Homes here are often large estates, offering privacy and tranquility while still delivering scenic views and coastal breezes.

Fleetridge
Developed in the 1950s as a planned community, Fleetridge is prized for its single-level homes and sweeping panoramic vistas. Many properties benefit from neighborhood protections designed to preserve views and architectural charm.

Roseville / Point Loma Heights
Roseville and Point Loma Heights provide a mix of single-family homes, multi-family units, and condominiums. This area appeals to those seeking comfortable coastal living close to restaurants, cafés, and local boutiques, with easy access to the rest of Point Loma and beyond and most homes are just a couple of blocks to the waterfront.

Loma Portal / Liberty Station
At the gateway to Point Loma, Loma Portal is known for its historic homes with architectural diversity, from Spanish Revival and Cape Cod to Traditional and Contemporary. Many enjoy spectacular views of the bay and downtown San Diego. Adjacent Liberty Station is one of San Diego’s most vibrant communities, featuring shopping, dining, cultural venues, and beautifully landscaped parks, all within walking distance.

Point Loma History
Often called “where California began,” Point Loma’s history dates back to Juan Cabrillo’s landing in 1542. Over the centuries, the peninsula has been shaped by its strategic location, from early La Playa settlements to its role as a military reserve at Fort Rosecrans. Today, the Old Point Loma Lighthouse and Cabrillo National Monument remain cherished landmarks that connect the past with the present.

Climate
Point Loma enjoys San Diego’s signature Mediterranean climate. Summers are warm but moderated by ocean breezes, while winters are mild with occasional rain. Coastal fog — known locally as “May Gray” and “June Gloom” — acts as natural air conditioning, keeping temperatures comfortable year-round.

Recreation & Lifestyle
This coastal peninsula is a paradise for outdoor enthusiasts. Residents enjoy boating, sailing, kayaking, sport fishing, whale watching, and easy access to yacht clubs and marinas. On land, there are hiking and biking trails, city parks, ecological preserves, tennis and pickleball courts, and cultural events at Liberty Station. Cabrillo National Monument offers unmatched ocean views, tide pools, and a connection to San Diego’s history.

Schools
Point Loma is served by highly regarded schools, including:

• Elementary Schools: Cabrillo, Silvergate, Loma Portal, Sunset View, Warren-Walker, St. Charles Borromeo Academy

• Middle Schools: Dana, Cabrillo, High Tech Middle, St. Charles Borromeo Academy, and Warren-Walker School

• High Schools: Point Loma High School, High Tech High School

• University: Point Loma Nazarene University

Why Point Loma?
Point Loma combines historic charm, diverse architecture, and a coveted coastal location, making it one of San Diego’s most desirable neighborhoods. From luxury estates to charming family homes, Point Loma real estate offers a lifestyle defined by ocean views, community, and connection to San Diego’s best amenities.