CityMark @ Cortez Hill
CityMark @ Cortez Hill includes sixteen distinctive townhomes
located between Ninth and 10th avenues and Beech and Cedar streets.
Situated near the newly renovated El Cortez Building and construction
by CityMark Development.
Three floor plans will range from 1,400 to over 1,900 square feet.
All plans will feature two or three bedrooms and two baths. Many
features are unique to these townhomes. For example, all homes
have either large backyards or private roof decks. Also, CityMark has
designed these townhomes with privacy and convenience in mind. Access
to each townhouse will be available via stairs from the street and private
access from garages. They will have the character of established, east
coast "brownstones" with modern amenities and thoughfully-designed
California homes.
As one of the neighborhood districts in downtown, Cortez Hill sits above
the hustle and bustle of the city, but is still very close to everything the
city has to offer. Cortez Hill offers quick access to freeways with secluded
neighborhood living.
CityMark at Cortez Hill amenities include the following:
Standard Features
- Backyards (Plan 1 & 1x)
- Roof-top patio decks (Plan 2)
- Direct access garages with two-car parking and storage closets
- Gas fireplaces
- Granite slab kitchen counters
- Maple cabinets
- KitchenAid Architect series
- Stainless steel hood and cooktop
- Whirlpool 30" self cleaning oven and built-in microwave
- Whirlpool dishwasher w/quiet wash system
- Dual compartment stainless steel kithcen sink
- Designer selected chrome faucets and plumbing trim by Grohe
- 10' ceilings in select rooms
- SDGE "Designed for Comfort" certification
- Dual-glazed windows for temperature and sound insulation
- Technology hubs and data wiring
- Pre-wiring for ceiling fan in master bedrooms and bonus room
- Pre-wiring for security systems
- Pre-wiring for outdoor spa
For current Citymark pricing, contact
Jim Kellogg.
For a list of downtown projects, Click Here.
The information above is from sources
deemed reliable but is not guaranteed and should be verified.
