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Historic charm, modern sophistication, and the potential for substantial property tax savings; an exceptional combination that makes this El Cortez residence truly stand out! Discover a stylishly updated corner end unit in one of Downtown San Diego’s most iconic historic landmarks. Impeccably maintained and filled with natural light from multiple large windows, this residence offers a remarkable financial advantage: Mills Act designation could reduce property taxes by approx. 50% delivering meaningful savings year after year. The hard work has already been done! Upgraded improvements include a beautifully remodeled bathroom with a walk-in shower, new vanity, and custom cabinetry, along with sleek engineered wood flooring, fresh paint, and new fixtures and lighting throughout. The bright kitchen features refinished cabinetry and a new refrigerator, while the living room showcases attractive built-in shelving. Smart storage solutions further distinguish this home, including a versatile entry workstation/wardrobe closet with shelving and electrical outlets, an expanded primary bedroom walk-in closet. Situated on desirable Cortez Hill, enjoy a distinctive Downtown lifestyle with Balboa Park, Little Italy, acclaimed dining, and city attractions just moments away. Historic prestige, contemporary comfort, and potential long-term tax savings, an “all in one” exceptional opportunity. Simply move in and enjoy! (Buyer to verify Mills Act savings). Live in a San Diego icon. The seller’s actual annual property taxes are just $1,643.74 with the Mills Act, a huge selling point. (This is the seller’s current amount, and a buyer’s taxes may differ.) Historic El Cortez pairs old-world elegance with full-service convenience: a grand lobby, on-site management, a pool, barbecue area, fitness center, and a second-story deck with spectacular views. Step outside and you’re an easy walk from Petco Park and the Gaslamp Quarter’s restaurants and nightlife. The building (and unit #207) is historically designated, so owners would work on transferring the Mills Act and its property tax savings.