New$669,500
6231 Calle Mariselda #605
San Diego, CA 92124
2 beds3 baths1,068 sqft
ISLAND IN THE HILLS
Find Your Dream Home in Tierrasanta
Explore "The Island in the Hills." Discover a quiet, planned community surrounded by 6,000 acres of natural beauty in Mission Trails.
- Private, no pressure
- Reply within 20 minutes
- 5.0 on Zillow (18 reviews)5.0 on Google
Median price$810K
Active listings23
Walk score30Car-dependent
To downtown15 min
MARKET SNAPSHOT — JULY 2026
How Tierrasanta is moving right now.
Tierrasanta has transitioned into a "Seller's Market" with just over 2 months of supply. While the headline median sold price reflects a sharp 16.7% year-over-year dip to $780k, this is primarily driven by a high volume of condo sales; detached homes in the "Island in the Hills" continue to maintain their premium, though velocity has moderated to a 31-day average.
Median sold price$915K↓ 6.8% vs last year
Days on market13↑ 2 days slower
Sale-to-list99%↓ 0.5 pts
Months of supply1.9Seller's market
Based on 37 sales in the last 90 days
Why Buyers Love Tierrasanta
⛰️
The Mission Trails Backyard
Bordered by one of the largest urban parks in the US, offering endless hiking, biking, and climbing.
🏝️
The "Island" Vibe
With no through-traffic freeways, Tierrasanta feels like a private, secluded sanctuary in the heart of the city.
🏫
Top-Quality Local Schools
Part of the San Diego Unified district, the local campuses are a major draw for education-focused families.
🌳
Impeccable Planned Beauty
Known for its lush landscaping, well-maintained parks, and a total absence of industrial noise or clutter.
📍
Central San Diego Access
Just minutes from the I-15 and Hwy 52, making it a 15-minute drive to almost anywhere in San Diego.
🏘️
Strong Community Bonds
From the Tierrasanta Foundation to the local newsletter, this is a neighborhood where people stay for decades.
For Sale · Tierrasanta
Homes for sale in Tierrasanta
New
Open Tmrw$1,275,000
5727 Avenida Circo
San Diego, CA 92124
5 beds3 baths2,044 sqft
$645,000
10854 Macouba Place
San Diego, CA 92124
3 beds2 baths1,350 sqft
$599,900
10825 Caravelle Place
San Diego, CA 92124
2 beds1 bath950 sqft
Open Today$705,000
11184 Portobelo
San Diego, CA 92124
2 beds2 baths1,068 sqft
$675,000
11154 Portobelo Dr
San Diego, CA 92124
2 beds2 baths1,226 sqft
$899,000
6116 Portobelo Court
San Diego, CA 92124
3 beds2 baths1,741 sqft
$1,799,000
4512 Terraza Court
San Diego, CA 92124
4 beds3 baths2,474 sqft
Your Tierrasanta Agent
WHAT CLIENTS SAY
Local expertise you can trust.
“Helpful! Knowledgeable! Ready with facts, patient, realistic. He helped us sort through dozens of properties, offering valuable information in a timely way. He is an EXCELLENT listener and quickly realized our priorities. He worked around our limited schedules. Couldn't ask for a better partner and advocate in searching for our home.”
juliebrooksclay
Closed in 2017 · Hidden Meadows (Escondido)
“Brittany is the best real estate agent I could have ever asked for. She answered all of our questions (even questions that didn’t directly pertain to her role). She gave us confidence to make the best decision for our family and helped us feel in control during the negation process and all the signing of the documents etc. we will use her when we buy our second property!! Use her to buy your home! You won’t regret it! She’s also just fun to hang out with.”
tyler0292
Closed in 2020 · Lemon Grove
“Andrew helped my wife and I buy our first home, and we wouldn’t hesitate to recommend him to any of our friends or family. He worked with us to squeeze in numerous viewings across SD County until we found a home we felt ready to make an offer on. He is knowledgeable about the market and was very helpful in navigating the home buying process, including working with the sellers to secure extensions despite some unexpected lender delays. Overall it was a pleasure working with Andrew and we’ll be calling him if we find ourselves back in the market!”
Karl K
Closed in 2022 · Scripps Ranch
THE FIELD NOTE
The Quiet Sanctuary of the San Diego Hills
A quick summary from Andrew Ice, Broker
Tierrasanta is known by locals as 'The Island in the Hills,' and one drive up the winding Tierrasanta Boulevard makes it clear why. It's a planned community that feels completely separate from the rest of San Diego, even though it's centrally located—15 minutes to Mission Valley or SDSU.
Bordered on three sides by Mission Trails Regional Park and on the fourth by a military preserve, it's one of the quietest neighborhoods in the city. The only traffic you're likely to see is a neighbor on a morning run.
“It's a 'forever' neighborhood—people move here to raise their kids and stay for the quiet and the community.”
Houses here don't come on the market often, and when they do, they move fast—usually to families looking for the neighborhood's mix of 1970s and 80s architecture, big lots, and canyon views. From the executive homes of Villa Montserrat to the family-friendly condos of Belsera, it's inventory for people who want access to the outdoors and a slower pace. Tierrasanta is a "forever" neighborhood—people move here to raise their kids and stay for the quiet and the community.
Thinking about Tierrasanta? Let's talk inventory and what it really takes to buy here. We'll help you find the right fit in this tight-knit community.
Nearby Schools
Top-rated schools in the area.
Middle
De Portola Middle School
9Rating
Elementary
Tierrasanta Elementary School
8Rating
High
Canyon Hills High
7Rating
Elementary
Kumeyaay Elementary School
8Rating
FREQUENTLY ASKED
The questions we hear most.
It's known as "The Island in the Hills" for a reason. A planned community that feels completely separate from the rest of San Diego, even though it's centrally located—15 minutes to Mission Valley or SDSU. Bordered on three sides by Mission Trails Regional Park and on the fourth by a military preserve, it's one of the quietest neighborhoods in the city.
Very. Houses don't come on the market often, and when they do, they move fast—usually to families looking for the neighborhood's mix of 1970s and 80s architecture, big lots, and canyon views. It's a "forever" neighborhood where people stay for decades.
Mostly 1970s and 80s architecture: executive homes in Villa Montserrat, family-friendly condos in Belsera, and single-family homes with big lots and canyon views. It's inventory for people who want access to the outdoors and a slower pace.
Absolutely. Safe, quiet, excellent schools (San Diego Unified), big lots, and direct access to Mission Trails for hiking and biking. It's a "forever" neighborhood—people move here to raise their kids and stay for the community.
Quiet, outdoor-focused, and family-oriented. Morning hikes in Mission Trails, neighborhood parks, tight-knit community, and a slower pace. It feels like a small town tucked inside San Diego, with central access to everything else.