3634 7th Avenue & 3635 7th Avenue, 92103

Coral Tree Plaza Condos for Sale in Hillcrest

Built 1976 15 stories 126 homes HOA Starting at $600/month

Overview

A 15-story tower in Hillcrest

In a neighborhood of low-rises, Coral Tree Plaza’s 15 stories give residents a rare view of Hillcrest. Coral Tree Plaza is a 15-story condominium tower at 3634 and 3635 7th Avenue in Hillcrest, just north of Downtown San Diego. Completed in 1976, its 126 homes take in city views and sit close to Balboa Park and Hillcrest’s restaurants.

Coral Tree Plaza is one of Hillcrest’s rare high-rises, which means views that low-rise neighbors can only dream about. It’s a full-service building with a relaxed, established feel: a pool and spa for warm afternoons, a fitness center, a BBQ area, on-site security and guest suites for visiting family. Every home includes storage, and one pet up to 35 pounds is welcome.

Hillcrest is one of San Diego’s liveliest neighborhoods, known for its restaurants, shops and nightlife, with Balboa Park close by and easy freeway access to downtown and beyond. For buyers who want high-rise living in one of the city’s most vibrant neighborhoods, Coral Tree Plaza is well worth a look.

Quick Facts About Coral Tree Plaza

Year Built
1976
Stories
15
Units
126
HOA Fees
Starting at $600/month
Pets
One 35lb max
Lease Restrictions
30-day minimum
Guest Parking
Yes

Amenities

  • Storage
  • PoolGround Level
  • SpaGround Level
  • Guest Suites3
  • Fitness centerGround Level
  • BBQ areaGround Level
  • Security
More building details
Concierge
No

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Lifestyle in the Coral Tree Plaza condos in San Diego

Is Coral Tree Plaza right for you?

Coral Tree Plaza suits buyers who want high-rise views and city living without paying for a full-service lobby, while still enjoying the pool, spa, fitness center and BBQ area. Pet owners will appreciate the policy, which allows one pet up to 35 pounds. And if family and friends visit often, the guest suites are a real advantage. For anyone who wants a calmer neighborhood with Balboa Park and Downtown San Diego close by, the location is a real draw.

What to weigh before you buy

Ask us for current HOA dues on any home you’re considering. There is no concierge.

Leases must be at least 30 days, so nightly rentals aren’t allowed, but monthly and longer rentals are.

Buying or selling at Coral Tree Plaza

The Neuman Team has represented buyers and sellers of Downtown San Diego condominiums since 1981, with more than 7,400 closed sales, and has been #1 in 92101 for homes sold since 2000. Contact us to see which homes at Coral Tree Plaza are available, or to find out what your unit could sell for today.

Frequently Asked Questions

Does Coral Tree Plaza allow pets?

Yes. Coral Tree Plaza allows one pet up to 35 pounds. Check the HOA’s current rules before you buy, as policies can change.

What are the HOA fees at Coral Tree Plaza?

HOA dues at Coral Tree Plaza vary by unit. Ask us for current dues on any home you’re considering. Dues cover the pool, spa, fitness center, BBQ area, on-site security and common-area upkeep.

Can I rent out my Coral Tree Plaza condo?

Yes, with limits. Coral Tree Plaza requires a 30-day minimum lease, as California law allows condo associations to do, so nightly and weekly short-term rentals such as Airbnb aren’t allowed. Monthly and longer rentals are permitted under the HOA’s rules.

What amenities does Coral Tree Plaza have?

Coral Tree Plaza offers a pool, a spa, a fitness center, a BBQ area, on-site security, guest suites and guest parking. Homes include storage. There is no concierge.

Where is Coral Tree Plaza in San Diego?

Coral Tree Plaza is at 3634 7th Avenue and 3635 7th Avenue in Hillcrest. The 15-story tower of 126 homes was completed in 1976.

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