Best Beach In USA right Out The Door Of This Coronado Luxury Condo!

This beautifully maintained sixth-floor condo is in La Princesa Tower within the Coronado Shores luxury high-rise complex. You can walk next door to the historic Hotel Del Coronado. You will have views of the Pacific Ocean, Glorietta and San Diego Bays, and the graceful San Diego–Coronado Bridge. The condo has 24/7 security with gated entryway and includes one parking stall in an enclosed garage. The condo and tower were remodeled in 2016. The condo is fully furnished with an equipped kitchen and includes all linens. The large bedroom includes a king-size bed, walk-in closet, and an HD TV. The bathroom has a walk-in shower. A queen-size Tempur-Pedic sofa bed is in the living room, which allows sleeping for up to four guests total in the condo. The living room has a wet bar, "smart" TV, and DVD player (if you have Netflix at home, just log in here to watch). A furnished deck [“balcony” rather than “deck”?] fronts the entire width of the condo for enjoying outdoor cocktails and dining. There is a laundry room with a washer and dryer combination. Internet/Wi-Fi access along with Time Warner cable are included. Coronado Shores has 4 pools (one with lap lanes) and 4 hot tub spas, 8 tennis courts, and a full-service fitness club that has a spa, sauna, showers, and state-of-the-art workout and weight-training equipment. The complex also includes a Beach Club with full bar, pool, and spa, and it hosts many activities. There are BBQ grills at each pool. For more information about the Shores’ facilities, visit the official website for the Coronado Shores Association at www.coronadoshores.org. Right outside your door, adventures are plentiful and within walking distance: strolling or running on the beach; biking the Silver Strand trail; having breakfast at Clayton's or the Night and Day Diner; renting a stand-up paddle board, kayak, sailboat, or motorboat (and taking lessons) at Seaforth; and going out for great food, music, and dancing nightly at Navy Seal Greg McPartlin's McP's Irish Pub, at Seal hangout Danny's Palm Bar & Grill (slam burgers), or at Peohe's, Hotel Del, or Il Fornaio (all upscale dining), and many others. The recently restored Village Theater is a great venue for movies. Try golfing along the bay at the Coronado golf course. Enjoy a live performance at Lamb's Player Theater or the Community Theater. Relax on the beach after surfing, boogie boarding, or shell collecting. Enjoy lounging in the pools and soaking up the sun. Some evenings you may just want to have an Alexander’s pizza delivered and watch a movie. For getting around Coronado and San Diego without a car, there are many options. In the summer, there is a free shuttle bus every 15 minutes between Coronado Shores and the Ferry Landing. The San Diego transit trolleys and buses can take you anywhere off the island. The AmTrak Surfliner can take you up the coast to LA, Santa Barbara, or beyond. The coastal trains are an easy ferry ride across the bay in downtown San Diego. The Coronado Ferry can take you from the Ferry Landing across the bay to San Diego at either the Convention Center or Broadway Pier, and you can take your bicycle on board. Bicycle trails both on and off the streets can let you travel as far as your legs can carry you (Cabrillo Monument is a great ride, with fantastic views of the Pacific and Rosecrans National Cemetery). Uber, Lyft, and taxicabs are readily available. If you need a car, Hertz, Avis, and Enterprise rentals are available next door by the Hotel Del.