650 Columbia St

Watermark is a low-rise, single-story-profile mid-rise condominium complex completed in 1992 in San Diego’s Marina District. The development occupies a full city block and contains roughly 96 residences configured primarily as two-bedroom plans with additional den/office options and occasional one-bedroom layouts. Architecturally the property favors traditional, elegant detailing — high ceilings (many units report 10–16 foot ceilings), crown moldings, French doors, and spacious balconies or terraces overlooking internal courtyards and nearby Pantoja Park. Interiors commonly feature engineered hardwood or marble floors, granite or quartz counters, built-in cabinetry, recessed lighting, and generously sized primary suites with walk-in closets and spa-style baths. Building amenities are concentrated on an upper level and include a fitness center, a residents’ clubroom with full kitchen, rooftop deck with lounge, barbecue and dining areas, landscaped courtyards, and a fire pit. Practical advantages include full-size, side-by-side parking spaces (non-tandem), secure garage access, elevator service, and in-unit laundry in many homes. The property’s boutique scale, gated entry with security, and block-long footprint create quieter common areas and larger-than-average unit dimensions relative to nearby high-rises. Located steps from the marina, Seaport Village, museums and transit, the setting blends walkable urban convenience with park and partial bay views.