San Diego, CA 92116

Historic 1911 Craftsman in the Heart of Kensington – Mills Act Opportunity.A true Kensington treasure, this historic 1911 Craftsman sits proudly on Vista Street like a crown jewel of the neighborhood. Just steps from Adams Avenue, you’ll enjoy a highly walkable lifestyle with restaurants, coffee shops, boutiques, and neighborhood favorites right outside your door. Rich with original character, the home features beautiful hardwood floors, classic gumwood details, and stunning oversized sliding doors that showcase the craftsmanship and charm of a bygone era. The living and dining rooms remain warm, inviting, and full of architectural integrity.A detached studio with its own private entrance, yard, and gated access has historically rented for approximately $1,700 per month, creating valuable income potential, guest accommodations, or a private workspace. A detached studio with its own private entrance, yard, and gated access has historically rented for approximately $1,700 per month, creating valuable income potential, guest accommodations, or a private workspace. SEE SUPPLEMENT For several years, the property functioned as professional office space and offers a unique opportunity for reconfiguration and personalization. While entirely livable today, the property may be reimagined by a new owner to unlock significant additional value. The existing paved area, previously used for parking, offers exciting possibilities for expanded outdoor living, gardens, entertaining spaces, or landscape enhancements. A separate backyard provides additional outdoor enjoyment. This is currently one of the most affordable opportunities in Kensington and the least expensive Mills Act-designated home in the neighborhood. Whether you’re seeking a charming historic residence, an income-producing property, a value-add project, or a long-term investment, this property offers exceptional flexibility and upside. With the benefit of the Mills Act, property taxes may be substantially lower than those of comparable homes, creating significant long-term savings while preserving one of Kensington’s architectural gems.