House of the week: The Village lifestyle

Nov. 5, 2008

1:12 PM

Top-of-the-line quality marks this Mediterranean-style home built in 2007 that’s just a short stroll from the Cove.

Located:
1244 Cave Street, La Jolla
Offered at:
$4,`95,000
Includes:
Five bedrooms, three and a half baths, a five-car garage and basement, elevator services to all levels, Viking appliances.

Contact:
Susana Corrigan with Prudential California Realty at (858) 229-8120

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