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University Heights

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University Heights, San Diego Real Estate

University Heights is a historic neighborhood north of Hillcrest, centered on Park Boulevard and Adams Avenue, with trolley-era history and one of San Diego's busiest restaurant corridors.

Named for San Diego State

University Heights takes its name from early ties to what became San Diego State University. Park Boulevard and Adams Avenue once marked the trolley line's northern end, and the park there still carries the name Trolley Barn Park. An ostrich farm once operated here too, supplying plumage for women's hats.

Where to Buy

Over the past two decades, Park Boulevard between El Cajon Boulevard and Adams Avenue has turned into one of the city's busiest restaurant corridors. Buyers tend to favor the streets west of Park Boulevard over those to the east.

Homes in University Heights

Like its neighbors, University Heights is rich in Craftsman and Spanish-style homes, with condominiums closer to the main corridors. John knows the neighborhood well and can help you compare blocks, housing types and what an older home could become.

Buying or selling in University Heights? Talk with John, get a free home valuation, or see the homes he has built and renovated. More neighborhoods: Mission Hills · Hillcrest · North Park · South Park · La Mesa · La Jolla.

University Heights Questions, Answered

Why is it called University Heights?

University Heights takes its name from its early ties to what became San Diego State University. The neighborhood grew up along the trolley line that ended near Park Boulevard and Adams Avenue, and that history still shows in names like Trolley Barn Park.

What is Trolley Barn Park?

Trolley Barn Park is a neighborhood park near Park Boulevard and Adams Avenue in University Heights, where the old trolley line once ended. Its name recalls that history, and today it's a gathering spot for neighbors a short walk from the Park Boulevard restaurant corridor.

Which part of University Heights do buyers prefer?

Buyers tend to favor the streets west of Park Boulevard over those to the east, and homes within walking distance of the Park Boulevard restaurant corridor between El Cajon Boulevard and Adams Avenue are especially sought after. John can walk you through the differences block by block.

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Bathrooms 1.23 1
Bedrooms 2.36 3
Year Built 1971 1980
Lot Size 5,619 Sqft 5,375 Sqft
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