2475 Capitan, San Diego, CA 92104

Description

Welcome to one of Burlingame’s crown jewels—a beautifully preserved historic home perfectly tucked between North and South Park. With fewer than 200 homes in this coveted neighborhood, opportunities here are both rare and remarkable. This warm 1940s residence showcases timeless craftsmanship alongside thoughtful modern updates. Sunlight fills the living room through a grand arched window, highlighting hardwood floors, rich mahogany trim, coved ceilings, and an impeccably preserved tile fireplace. The dining room features original stained-glass cabinets and a door to the graceful arched hallway. The chef’s kitchen is designed for both beauty and function, with soapstone counters, custom cabinetry, KitchenAid appliances, and smart details such as a built-in desk, abundant storage, and tumbled travertine floors. Three bedrooms are located on the main level, including one that opens directly to a private backyard oasis with premium turf. Upstairs, the primary suite is a true retreat with a renovated bath and a versatile adjoining room—currently a dream closet, but easily an office or fifth bedroom. The suite extends onto an expansive balcony, where ocean breezes, sunsets, and sparkling city views await. A detached guest studio provides additional flexibility, offering a beautifully updated bathroom with oversized marble-floored shower, laundry, and a compact yet efficient kitchen. Designated as historic and benefiting from significant property tax savings under the Mills Act, this remarkable home is both a piece of San Diego history Burlingame is more than a neighborhood—it’s a tight-knit community where traditions live on. From holiday caroling to Easter egg hunts and a beloved annual block party, this is a place where neighbors become friends. Just minutes from the best of North and South Park dining, culture, and coffee shops—and a quick drive to downtown—this is your chance to live at the intersection of charm, convenience, and community.

Features

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• 0.11 Acres
• 2 Stories