North Park is one of San Diego’s first urban neighborhoods mixing both commercial and residential properties giving its owners a true sense of community in a walkable neighborhood. With the largest collection of bungalows in the nation, it is no wonder why so many buyers flock to this area to get a piece of history to call their own. Soon after the extension of the trolley line over the Switzer Canyon Bridge, the expansion of North Park continued. 2931-2933 Thorn St is one of the first homes built in Wallace Heights (named after the investor James Wallace who owned the original lots) on a plot of land which was original cut into 5 lots. This 14,600sf park like lot features a 2/2 1200sf front home, 1/1 650sf unit with private patio + cupola for getting a 360 degree view of the surrounding areas and a 210sf studio with private deck. This serene property has been tastefully restored with vintage hardware, lighting, doors and more. Kitchens and bathrooms have been updated for today’s modern conveniences along with a/c and heat in all units and newer roof. Each property has its own water heater. The front house has its own laundry inside while the 1/1 and studio share laundry. New fencing, alley and street access, plenty of off street parking, room to park RV, boat and more. The lot has endless possibilities (infinity pool?) or is beautiful to enjoy as-is.

Total population of , which has changed by % since 1990.
The median age of the population is , while the median age of dwellings is .
Out of households, are families.