950 6Th Ave

A landmark one-story historic loft building in San Diego’s Gaslamp Quarter, originally completed in 1929 and converted into residential live-work lofts. The structure features steel-reinforced concrete construction, dramatic 14–16 foot ceilings, oversized industrial-style windows, polished concrete and wood floors, exposed brick and ductwork, and period ornamental terra-cotta detailing on the façade. Units range from studios to two-bedroom loft layouts with mezzanine/lofted sleeping areas, open-concept living spaces, chef-style kitchens with granite counters and sizable pantries, generous walk-in closets, and in-unit laundry. Shared elements include a secured entry and gated access, elevator service, underground deeded parking (one or two tandem/side-by-side spaces depending on unit), individual storage lockers, and a planted rooftop terrace with BBQ seating and city-skyline views. The building carries historic designation and benefits from Mills Act property-tax incentives; recent renovations in many residences modernize HVAC and appliance packages while retaining artisan architectural features. Located mid-block in an intensely walkable urban neighborhood, the property sits steps from restaurants, nightlife, Petco Park, and planned downtown redevelopment projects, offering a blend of preserved 1920s character and contemporary downtown living.