Electra

Electra is a high-rise residential condominium in downtown San Diego completed in 2007, built around the restored 1928 SDG&E Station B. The single-tower property contains one-floor building registration but rises many stories with one- to three-bedroom residence types including corner units and residences with multiple balconies. Architecturally it pairs contemporary glass façades and floor-to-ceiling windows with an interior conservatory that references the original historic station. Interiors commonly feature open plans, hardwood or stone flooring, granite or stone counters, stainless Thermador and Bosch appliances, recessed lighting, walk-in closets, in-unit laundry, and a range of primary-suite configurations (main-level primaries, multiple primary suites, Jack-and-Jill baths). Building common areas emphasize social and wellness amenities: a fifth-floor landscaped park with outdoor kitchen, grills and a fireplace, a resort-style pool and spa, steam room and sauna, fitness center, and a resident conservatory/social lounge. Services include 24-hour concierge, on-site security, guest parking by reservation, reserved parking (typically tandem or side-by-side stalls) and deeded storage units; some parking stalls have EV chargers. Exterior features are modest but include communal firepit and landscaped outdoor entertaining spaces. Pet policies and specific parking allocations vary by unit; the property sits in the Columbia/Waterfront district within walking distance of Waterfront Park, Seaport Village, Little Italy, Rady’s Shell, and downtown dining, transit and future life-science developments.