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206 Park Blvd #504

San Diego, CA 92101 - San Diego County

Apartment

2 beds

2 baths

1,101 sqft

About 206 Park Blvd #504

This is a great unit located on the 5th floor in the mid rise building of Park Terrace which is located in the East Village with views of the ballpark and the bay. Petco Park is your front yard. Literally. Hard surface flooring throughout. This 2 bedrooms/2 bathrooms is very light and bright with large windows and an amazing Large patio making it easy to listen to the concerts and the game in private. Both parking spots have Ev charging stations. The 5th floor also has a common area patio with a grill. How nice would it be to just walk across the street and be home? Minimum 13 months lease required. Tenant Only pays for electricity.

RentalSource last checked: March 5, 2026 at 11:03 AM ET

Last updated: March 3, 2026 at 4:40 PM ET

Listed by: Leasing Agent, (818) 301-0298 via ShowMojo

Property Summary

Property Type:	Apartment
Rental Fee:	$3,950
Bedrooms:	2 beds
Bathrooms:	2 baths

Size:	1,101 sqft
Pet Friendly:	Inquire
Listing Status:	Active
ID:	82983638

Property Amenities

• Balcony/Patio

Community Features

• Parking

Additional Details

Apartment for rent in San Diego for $3,950 with 2 beds, 2 baths, 1,101 sqft and located at 206 Park Blvd #504 in San Diego, CA 92101. The rental price of $3,950 is 33.6% ($993) higher than the average rent of $2,957 for a 2 bedroom apartment in San Diego, CA. 206 Park Blvd #504 was advertised on February 3, 2026 at 9:51 AM ET, last updated yesterday on March 3, 2026 at 4:40 PM ET and last checked today at 11:03 AM ET.

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