The waterfront park covers 8 acres of prime space in the Columbia (Waterfront) District. The parking lots surrounding the historic County Administration Building were transformed into 8 acres of green space with children’s play areas, water features and underground parking. The project’s final cost was $49.4 million.
This is an incredible open space amenity for the city of San Diego as currently there are not many open and green spaces spaces in downtown San Diego. The Waterfront Park joins Lane Field Park, Ruocco Park, Pantoja Park, South Embarcadero Park, and The Park at Petco Park as an green space alternative if you live in downtown San Diego and appreciate a park within walking distance of your residence.
Explore Downtown San Diego Waterfront Park
Buildings in the Columbia District are perfectly positioned to fully enjoy this park by having it just a few blocks away. It is not just enjoyed as an amenity in the neighborhood but the views from condos facing north west towards the park are some of downtown’s most coveted views as they are truly panoramic. The green open space, the historic County Administration Building (small building that can never be demolished or replaced) and open air space with unobstructed and protected views of the bay make the NW views the most desirable.
Luxury condo Buildings in the Columbia District of downtown San Diego include Bayside, The Grande, Electra, Sapphire Tower, Savina and Pacific Gate.
Learn more about the San Diego waterfront park on the official park website.
