801 Ash

Cortez Blu is a low-rise, single-story residential condominium community located on Cortez Hill in Downtown San Diego, completed in 2006. The property primarily offers two-bedroom residences laid out with loft-like, open floor plans, often featuring high ceilings and expansive floor-to-ceiling glazing that flood interiors with light. Units commonly include eat-in or galley kitchens with granite or modern surfaces, stainless appliances, and pantry or storage zones; primary suites have generous walk-in closets and en-suite baths, while secondary bedrooms sometimes function as dens or offices. Interior finishes reported across the building range from maple or Brazilian hardwood and luxury vinyl plank to polished concrete ceilings and exposed architectural concrete accents. Private outdoor living is a recurring theme: many homes provide one or more balconies or patios with panoramic views of the bay, ocean, Coronado Bridge, Balboa Park, and the downtown skyline. Building amenities and services reflect urban condominium living: subterranean or dedicated garage parking, in-unit washer/dryer hookups, assigned storage rooms, and fire sprinklers. The complex sits in a residential pocket of Cortez Hill, offering quick walking access to cafés, restaurants, boutiques, parks, and transit corridors while maintaining a quieter, elevated vantage above the busiest downtown blocks. Pet and HOA policies vary by unit; the community is VA-approved for eligible buyers.