4103-5 C Street, San Diego, CA 92102

4103-5 C Street is a 4-unit property located in the Mount Hope neighborhood in San Diego that has plans for two additional two bedroom units. The property consists of multiple structures built around 1951 totaling 3,118 sq ft on a 5,871 sq ft lot. There is a front, two story structure with a second level 3 Bedroom / 1 Bathroom unit above a 2 Bedroom / 1 Bathroom ADU unit and a 1 Bedroom / 1 Bathroom unit. There is a 3 Bedroom / 1 Bathroom house with frontage on 41st Street and a pad in the rear for the construction of the additional two 2 Bedroom ADUs. There will be 5+ parking spaces including tandem after ADU construction. Key Features include brick/stucco construction, composition roof, utility hookups, city views from parts of the property, and a corner lot with alley access.

The property is conveniently located near Costco, major freeways, public transit, parks, and everyday amenities. Mount Hope offers a balanced lifestyle with a mix of residential charm and urban access—perfect for commuters, investors, or families.

Mount Hope is a diverse, hilly urban neighborhood in southeastern San Diego, California. It sits nestled between Interstates 15 and 805, offering a mix of residential, commercial, industrial, and open spaces in a compact, established community.

The neighborhood takes its name from the historic Mount Hope Cemetery, established in 1869-1871. It serves as one of San Diego's oldest public cemeteries and a resting place for many of the city's founders and pioneers, including Alonzo E. Horton (the "father of San Diego"). The rolling hills and views that inspired the cemetery's name also define the surrounding area's topography.

Mount Hope feels like a resilient, working-class community with deep roots. It features tree-lined streets, a blend of older single-family homes, and a stable residential core alongside commercial corridors. It has a relatively young median age (around the mid-30s) and a family-oriented feel in many pockets.

Residents often describe it as peaceful, tight-knit, and "up-and-coming," with a strong sense of community pride despite historical challenges like infrastructure needs and being bordered by freeways. Market Street serves as a main thoroughfare lined with churches, small businesses, and local spots.