Experience a relaxing Southern California stay at this stylish and spacious family- and pet-friendly home in a peaceful master-planned community. This beautifully appointed 3-bedroom, 2.5-bathroom smart home sleeps 9 guests comfortably and is packed with comfort, convenience, and charm.
Inside, you’ll find a thoughtfully designed layout providing with
Bedroom 1: King bed,
Bedroom 2: Queen bed,
Bedroom 3: Queen over king bunk bed.
Children's Playroom/Loft: Twin over Twin bunk bed with twin trundle.
Living room: Queen pull out couch and Twin air mattress;
Perfect for large families, couples traveling together, or remote work retreats. Enjoy central air conditioning, smart home features including a Yale smart lock and Ring security, and high-speed WiFi throughout the property.
The fully equipped kitchen provides everything needed to cook at home, including a coffee maker (Mr. Coffee + K-Cup compatible), rice cooker, blender, toaster, and more. The open-concept dining area seats 8, with additional space for relaxation and entertainment in the living room, complete with a TV, board games, and a sound system.
Outdoors, the home includes outdoor furniture, a propane BBQ grill, and access to two heated community pools (open all year around) , scenic biking and hiking trails, and upcoming amenities like Life Time Fitness (membership required). A washer and dryer are provided for your convenience, and extra linens and 20+ towel sets make it easy for longer stays.
Whether you're in town for a short getaway or an extended visit, this home offers everything needed for a cozy, connected, and carefree stay in SoCal.
This home is located in the Eastlake neighborhood, a master-planned community known for its parks, golf courses, and family-friendly atmosphere. It's situated in the southern part of Chula Vista, offering easy access to both San Diego's attractions and natural beauty to the east.
Below is a list of attractions and things to do near that location:.
Parks & Outdoor Recreation (Very Close):
This area is fantastic for outdoor activities, with many parks and nature preserves nearby.
Otay Lakes County Park: (Approx. 10-min drive) A beautiful setting for picnicking, fishing (stocked with trout and bass), boating (non-motorized or electric), hiking, and birdwatching. The scenic views of the lake and surrounding hills are fantastic.
Mount San Miguel Park: (Extremely close) Right next to the Eastlake Trails neighborhood, this large park offers sports fields, playgrounds, walking paths, and wide-open green spaces. Perfect for a quick walk, bike ride, or letting kids play.
Rice Canyon Open Space Park: (Approx. 10-min drive) Features a network of trails for hiking and mountain biking. The main attraction is the Rice Canyon Dinosaur Trail, where you can see replicas of dinosaurs and learn about fossils found in the area, a huge hit with families.
Lower Otay Reservoir Recreation Area: (Approx. 15-min drive) Another great spot for fishing, hiking, and enjoying the outdoors. It's larger and more rugged than Otay Lakes County Park.
Family Fun & Entertainment
Aquatica San Diego: (Approx. 15-min drive) A massive and popular water park owned by SeaWorld, featuring thrilling water slides, a wave pool, a lazy river, and animal encounters. A perfect day out for families, especially in the summer.
Knott's Soak City Waterpark: (Approx. 20-min drive) Another excellent water park option located a bit further north in Chula Vista.
Sky Zone Trampoline Park: (Approx. 15-min drive) Located in the Otay Ranch Town Center area, great for burning off energy with kids and teenagers.
Shopping & Dining
Otay Ranch Town Center: (Approx. 10-min drive) The premier open-air shopping mall for the area. It features a wide range of stores (from Target to Apple to Macy's), a diverse selection of restaurants, and a movie theater. It's the main commercial hub for the Eastlake community.
The Shops at Las Americas Premium Outlets: (Approx. 15-min drive south) Located right across the border in San Ysidro, this is a major destination for outlet shopping with hundreds of brand-name and luxury stores.
Culture & History
Chula Vista Marina & J Street Marina: (Approx. 20-min drive west) Explore the San Diego Bay waterfront. You can walk along the marina, see the boats, visit the Chula Vista Bayside Park, and grab a bite to eat with a view.
Living Coast Discovery Center: (Approx. 20-min drive west) A fantastic zoo and aquarium located on the San Diego Bay National Wildlife Refuge. It focuses on the native plants and animals of Southern California's coastal environment, including sharks, rays, eagles, and turtles. A very unique and educational experience.
Gaslamp Quarter & Downtown San Diego: (Approx. 25-30 min drive north) While not in Chula Vista, it's easily accessible for a night out. Explore historic streets, enjoy world-class dining, experience vibrant nightlife, and visit attractions like the San Diego Convention Center or Petco Park.
Unique Local Experiences & Day Trips
Border Field State Park & Friendship Park: (Approx. 25-min drive south) Experience the very southern edge of the United States where the border fence meets the Pacific Ocean. It's a historically significant and visually striking place.
Tijuana, Mexico: (Approx. 25-min drive to border crossing) The San Ysidro Port of Entry is one of the busiest in the world. You can easily park on the U.S. side and walk across to experience a different culture, food, and shopping. Remember to check entry/exit requirements and travel advisories.
Olympic Training Center: (Approx. 15-min drive) Chula Vista is home to a massive U.S. Olympic Training facility. While public access is limited, you can sometimes catch glimpses of athletes training, and they occasionally host events and tours.
Summary: This property & it's location is ideal for families and outdoor enthusiasts. You have immediate access to parks, lakes, and hiking trails, with major shopping and unique aquatic attractions just a short drive away. You're also perfectly positioned to explore everything from the San Diego Bay to the Mexican border.
Pro Tip: For getting around, having a car is the most convenient option. Traffic on the I-805 and SR-125 can get heavy during rush hour, so plan accordingly. For a trip into downtown San Diego or to the beaches, using the San Diego Trolley's Blue Line from a station like Palomar Street can be an stress-free alternative to driving and parking.
