Furnished apartments in San Diego, CA
Fully furnished residences in San Diego's best addresses, taken by the month. Everything is already there — furniture, kitchen, linens, Wi-Fi, utilities. You bring a suitcase.
Available now · San Diego, CA
5 properties
Available nowHome in San Diego, CA
Pacific Gate Flagship
$15,000per month2 bedrooms · 2 baths · 1,400 sq ft
Available Nov 12, 2026Home in San Diego, CA
The Montblanc® Highrise
$6,000per month2 bedrooms · 2 baths · 1,055 sq ft
Available Aug 25, 2027Home in San Diego, CA
The Palazzo®
$6,000per month2 bedrooms · 2 baths · 1,038 sq ft
Available Aug 25, 2027Home in San Diego, CA
Casa Marbella
$6,000per month2 bedrooms · 2 baths · 1,100 sq ft
Available Oct 31, 2027Home in San Diego, CA
Cosmo Highrise
$6,000per month2 bedrooms · 2 baths · 1,100 sq ft
Three steps, and the keys are yours
- 01
Choose the residence
Pick the address and the dates. What you see is what is available — nothing is held back for a phone call.
- 02
Reserve it
Book online. No lease to negotiate, no security deposit, no broker fee, no application queue.
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Move in
Arrive with a suitcase. The furniture, the kitchen, the linens, the Wi-Fi and the utilities are already there and already paid for.
Every residence in San Diego, held to one standard
We furnish and maintain each one ourselves rather than listing whatever a landlord already owns. That is the whole difference: you are choosing an address, not gambling on an interior.
- Designer furniture
- Furnished by our own design team to one specification — the same in Irvine as in Manhattan.
- A kitchen you can cook in
- Equipped down to the cookware. Dinner at home on a Tuesday, not another restaurant bill.
- Hotel-grade linens
- Linens and towels laundered and replaced by our own housekeeping staff.
- Wi-Fi and utilities
- High-speed Wi-Fi and a smart TV, with utilities inside the monthly rate.
- Laundry in the residence
- A washer and dryer inside most residences. No coins, no basement, no per-item charge.
- Parking arranged
- Sorted at the building before you arrive, where the building offers it.
The building comes with it
A World Class residence sits inside a building chosen for what it puts downstairs. Every address we hold in San Diego has a pool and a gym; most add a clubhouse with rooms you can take a call in.
Resort-style pool
Every building we hold in the city has one, most of them on the roof.
In-building gym
Downstairs and included, so a month here does not mean a month of day passes.
Lounge and conference rooms
Somewhere to take a call that is not the kitchen table.
The building itself
New construction, chosen before a single residence inside it was.
The pool deck
Loungers, cabanas and a view worth the lift ride, on the residents' floor.
The fitness floor
Cardio, free weights and machines, open to residents around the clock.
Living in San Diego
San Diego is a coastal city that also happens to be a working port, a naval base and a biotech capital, and downtown is where those overlap. Our residences are there — Diega in East Village and Pacific Gate on the waterfront — rather than out in the beach neighbourhoods, which means the harbour, the ballpark and the Gaslamp are walking distance instead of a drive.
The waterfront runs from the Embarcadero north past the Midway and the cruise terminal down to Seaport Village and the convention centre. East Village behind it holds Petco Park, the central library and most of the newer building; the Gaslamp Quarter between them is the Victorian block that carries the city's nightlife.
What downtown buys is optionality. Balboa Park and the zoo are five minutes north, La Jolla and the biotech corridor at Torrey Pines about twenty up the 5, Coronado a short drive or ferry across the bay, and the border at San Ysidro half an hour south on the trolley.
The weather is the least surprising thing about the city and still the most persuasive: a narrow band either side of twenty degrees, most of the year, which makes an outdoor amenity floor something you use in February rather than photograph.
Where things are
- East Village
- Petco Park, the central library and most of downtown's newer residential building.
- The Embarcadero
- The working waterfront from the Midway north down to Seaport Village and the convention centre.
- The Gaslamp Quarter
- The Victorian blocks between the two, and the bulk of the city's restaurants and bars.
- Balboa Park
- Five minutes north — the museums, the gardens and the zoo.
- La Jolla and Torrey Pines
- Twenty minutes up the 5: the coastline, UCSD and the biotech corridor.
Staying in San Diego
Thirty nights. Residences are taken by the month rather than the night.
Designer furniture, a full kitchen, linens and towels, high-speed Wi-Fi, a smart TV and in-unit laundry, with utilities inside the monthly rate.
Downtown — Diega in East Village and Pacific Gate on the waterfront — so the harbour, Petco Park and the Gaslamp are walking distance.
Less than most of Southern California. Downtown is walkable and the trolley runs to the border and out to Mission Valley, though the beaches and La Jolla are easier with one.
Neither — book the dates you need and extend if your plans move.
Find your residence in San Diego
Browse what is available now, or tell us the dates and we will come back with what fits.