1981 Wilbur Ave

Modern, laid-back luxury in a rare coveted locale, fully updated, remodeled & renovated gem just below Kate Sessions Park on desirable quiet street that ends on a cul-de-sac.

This sleek single-level stunner blends Midcentury cool with Contemporary California-Organic vibes. Ocean breezes flow and natural light shines throughout a soaring 11 foot vaulted ceiling large open kitchen/living space with skylight, waterproof oak floors, perfect for entertaining. Chef's kitchen shines with white and wood Euro-style cabinets, waterfall island, with built-in beverage fridge. Huge private drought tolerant low-maintenance backyard connects to living through wall to wall sliding glass doors with high-end turf, 20 foot mature cactus, and tropical palms is ready for unwinding, play and entertaining. A D-R-E-A-M oversized primary retreat has spa-like en-suite bath, walk-in closet, + large secondary mirrored closet, and direct yard access. Ideal layout of living and bedrooms. Two more spacious bedrooms + stylish full bath. Detached 2-car garage off quiet cul-de-sac alley (hello, ADU potential). Add a deck for ocean/bay/fireworks views. Ideal location to walk or cruise to restaurants, parks, the beach.

This home located at 1981 Wilbur Ave is currently active and has been available on pardeeproperties.com for 28 days. This property is listed at $2,250,000. It has 3 beds and 2 bathrooms. The property was built in 1954. 1981 Wilbur Ave is in the Pacific Beach community of San Diego County.

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