Well, you could consider status, as the Spanish architecture and Ampudia Street are high favorites in Mission Hills, but the truth is this home, earning 4 generations of occupancy by the same family, has really good room sizes, high ceilings, a very convenient floor plan, combo kitchen breakfast/visitors table/china area, and even a play house in a tree in the back patio. You will notice the windows and light immediately, but truthfully, its ease and comfort will be the draw! See supplement. Please see attached inspection report from previous buyer Mills Act probable, but not filed for. Went to escrow prior to home being previewed by area agents or other prospects, but cancelled 25 days later with Notice to Perform because buyers had not released contingencies and very late Request for Repairs that included huge dollar items for adding things not initially in house such as A/C, and more. Lack of communication made it very hard to work with them. If buyer plans to replace the dining room chandelier, sellers would like to take with them, grandmother’s favorite. Community is a crucial part of “Home”. If you are not familiar with Mission Hills, the most convenient status neighborhood in San Diego, feel welcome to read on: MISSION HILLS On the hill above Downtown perches the historic community of Mission Hills – palms, canyons, and ocean breezes, the 4th of July picnic, arts and music events, summer concerts in the park, Town Hall meetings, San Diego’s best garden tour and historic home tours, pride in our heritage, schools, and churches, architecturally distinctive homes, and a great sense of neighborhood. AND over all, the convenience and time-gift of being central to all. Mission Hills is just good-weather-strolling distance from world class cuisine, theater, points of interest in Balboa Park and the trendy Hillcrest venues, and a few minutes drive or healthy bike ride to the beach or Downtown. Residents and business owners quickly ...