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CHARLES SMALL ARTIST HOUSE AND PAVILION 

US $ 1,595,000 (select currency)

876 Golden Park, San Diego, CA 92106
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Located in San Diego, CA  •  Web ID: EJOZ
Iconic San Diego views from the perfect perch on the high side of the street in La Playa. From the street, the house is screened from view by a grove of Japanese pine trees. Walk up the slate and stone staircase, past the iron gate, and up to the house. Breathe in the view. Known as the Charles Small artist house and pavilion. This floor plan is single level but zoning allows 30-ft height.

Unbelievable potential here! According to the sellers, all the neighbors are maxed out in height - so the views from 876 Golden Park are preserved. (Note: the original fisherman's cottage across the street could expand up - but, the zoning setbacks and the contour of the lot have foiled 2 previous Fishermans cottage sale's attempts over the years - with potential buyers wanting to go up and out and unable to based on zoning restrictions). The vacated alley, which provides access exclusively to 876 Golden Park and the neighbor to the north, is ideal as a purchase from the city and then split down the middle to add to the lot sq.ftg.. The possibilities and options to re-design/remodel increase with this additional land.

The original owner Charles Small spent his entire business career as Manager of the old Bishop Cracker Company, maker of biscuits, cookie and candy, located at Columbia and Market Streets downtown, before it was purchased by a national firm. Retired in 1936, Small turned to painting as a hobby and studied under the late Maurice Braun. He designed and built the house for his retirement. His paintings of San Diego landscapes have been exhibited in the Spanish Village Art Center, and the Civic Center. Member of the San Diego Art Institute and the Southwestern Art Club. The cottage was originally designed as a pavilion with outdoor fireplace, where Small could paint comfortably outdoors and be warmed by the fire. Later converted as a guest house/cottage, it is complete with bathroom and kitchenette. House square footage is 1550 with 2 bdrms and 2 baths and cottage is 300 square feet with 1 bedroom and 1 bath. 
Features include: detached parking, forced air unit heating system

Built in 1936.

1 story, 1,800 approximate square feet. Stucco construction. Brick patio. Wood roof.

Architectural style: Craftsman/bungalow, Arts & Crafts

Property features: 3 Bedrooms, 3 Bathrooms.

3 Bedrooms
3 Bathrooms
1,800 Approximate Square Feet

Willis Allen Real Estate
Company: 1.877.515.7443
Ken Baer


MLS #: 120005412
Fair Housing Fair Housing and Equal Opportunity
  • 3 Bedrooms
    3 Bathrooms
    1,800 Approximate Square Feet
  • CHARLES SMALL ARTIST HOUSE AND PAVILION
  • Features include: detached parking, forced air unit heating system

    Built in 1936.

    1 story, 1,800 approximate square feet. Stucco construction. Brick patio. Wood roof.

    Architectural style: Craftsman/bungalow, Arts & Crafts

    Property features: 3 Bedrooms, 3 Bathrooms.
  • Iconic San Diego views from the perfect perch on the high side of the street in La Playa. From the street, the house is screened from view by a grove of Japanese pine trees. Walk up the slate and stone staircase, past the iron gate, and up to the house. Breathe in the view. Known as the Charles Small artist house and pavilion. This floor plan is single level but zoning allows 30-ft height.

    Unbelievable potential here! According to the sellers, all the neighbors are maxed out in height - so the views from 876 Golden Park are preserved. (Note: the original fisherman's cottage across the street could expand up - but, the zoning setbacks and the contour of the lot have foiled 2 previous Fishermans cottage sale's attempts over the years - with potential buyers wanting to go up and out and unable to based on zoning restrictions). The vacated alley, which provides access exclusively to 876 Golden Park and the neighbor to the north, is ideal as a purchase from the city and then split down the middle to add to the lot sq.ftg.. The possibilities and options to re-design/remodel increase with this additional land.

    The original owner Charles Small spent his entire business career as Manager of the old Bishop Cracker Company, maker of biscuits, cookie and candy, located at Columbia and Market Streets downtown, before it was purchased by a national firm. Retired in 1936, Small turned to painting as a hobby and studied under the late Maurice Braun. He designed and built the house for his retirement. His paintings of San Diego landscapes have been exhibited in the Spanish Village Art Center, and the Civic Center. Member of the San Diego Art Institute and the Southwestern Art Club. The cottage was originally designed as a pavilion with outdoor fireplace, where Small could paint comfortably outdoors and be warmed by the fire. Later converted as a guest house/cottage, it is complete with bathroom and kitchenette. House square footage is 1550 with 2 bdrms and 2 baths and cottage is 300 square feet with 1 bedroom and 1 bath.