This beautiful home in Point Loma’s Liberty Station community checks all the boxes! With 3BR, 3BA, it includes a first-floor suite, high ceilings throughout and a private, lushly landscaped courtyard. Create amazing meals in the gourmet kitchen--granite counters, custom pantry, and stainless-steel appliances. Relax in the spacious master suite and enjoy the separate sitting room and balcony. Other features: upgraded master bath, central AC, whole-house water filtration, and a 2-car attached garage.
Single-familyProperty Type
2004Year Built
2,613 sq ftLot Size
$851Est. Price/Sq.Ft.
2 car garageParking
Listed by Dawn Leahy•DRE #01292805• Pacific Sotheby's International Realty
•619-992-4413 (agent)
•dawn@dawnleahy.com (agent)
Bought with Tom Tilford•DRE #01897051• BetterHomes&Gardens-Napolitano
Fall in love with this 3BR, 3BA beautifully upgraded home in Point Loma’s Liberty Station. Perfect for entertaining and wired with a Bose sound system, the open floor plan features gourmet kitchen with granite counters, full back splash, island, custom pull-out shelving and pantry. The master has a separate sitting area, balcony, walk-in closets, bath with tub, shower and dual sinks. Other features: central AC, whole-house water filtration system, security system, 2-car att. garage and extra-large patio.
Public Records
Nov 13, 2007
Sold
$800,000
$414/sq ft
SDMLS #76057226
Sep 30, 2007
Listing Removed
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Jul 17, 2007
Listed
$839,000
$434/sq ft
Year
Property tax
Land + Additions
Assessment*
2025
$4,472 (+14.8%)
$118,381 + $66,588
$184,969
2024
$3,897 (+0.9%)
$116,060 + $65,283
$181,343
2023
$3,861 (+0.5%)
$113,785 + $64,003
$177,788
2022
$3,841 (+1.6%)
$111,554 + $62,749
$174,303
2021
$3,782 (−70.1%)
$109,367 + $61,519
$170,886
2020
$12,644 (+2.2%)
$107,223 + $60,313
$167,536
2019
$12,374 (+5.8%)
$552,143 + $335,448
$887,591
2018
$11,698 (+2.0%)
$541,317 + $328,871
$870,188
2017
$11,466
$520,298 + $316,101
$836,399
2016
$11,465 (+10.8%)
$520,298 + $316,101
$836,399
2015
$10,347 (+9.6%)
$510,097 + $309,903
$820,000
2014
$9,441 (+2.5%)
$405,000 + $245,000
$650,000
2013
$9,214 (−2.4%)
$405,000 + $245,000
$650,000
2012
$9,442 (−0.2%)
$391,000 + $235,000
$626,000
2011
$9,457 (−1.1%)
$406,000 + $244,000
$650,000
2010
$9,561 (−7.9%)
$406,000 + $244,000
$650,000
2009
$10,377 (−12.7%)
$406,000 + $244,000
$650,000
2008
$11,891
$406,000 + $244,000
$650,000
Tax history for 2936 Laning Rd
Year
Property tax
Land + Additions
Assessment*
2025
$4,472 (+14.8%)
$118,381 + $66,588
$184,969
2024
$3,897 (+0.9%)
$116,060 + $65,283
$181,343
2023
$3,861 (+0.5%)
$113,785 + $64,003
$177,788
2022
$3,841 (+1.6%)
$111,554 + $62,749
$174,303
2021
$3,782 (−70.1%)
$109,367 + $61,519
$170,886
2020
$12,644 (+2.2%)
$107,223 + $60,313
$167,536
2019
$12,374 (+5.8%)
$552,143 + $335,448
$887,591
2018
$11,698 (+2.0%)
$541,317 + $328,871
$870,188
2017
$11,466
$520,298 + $316,101
$836,399
2016
$11,465 (+10.8%)
$520,298 + $316,101
$836,399
2015
$10,347 (+9.6%)
$510,097 + $309,903
$820,000
2014
$9,441 (+2.5%)
$405,000 + $245,000
$650,000
2013
$9,214 (−2.4%)
$405,000 + $245,000
$650,000
2012
$9,442 (−0.2%)
$391,000 + $235,000
$626,000
2011
$9,457 (−1.1%)
$406,000 + $244,000
$650,000
2010
$9,561 (−7.9%)
$406,000 + $244,000
$650,000
2009
$10,377 (−12.7%)
$406,000 + $244,000
$650,000
2008
$11,891
$406,000 + $244,000
$650,000
*Taxable value of land and structures on it ("additions") is determined regularly by local assessors and does not affect market price.
Public record
Public record
Zoning
Beds
3
Baths
3
Stories
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Lot width
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Lot depth
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Lot size
2,678 Sq. Ft.
Year renovated
2004
Sq. Ft.
1,931
Year built
2004
Style
Single Family Residential
County
San Diego County
APN
4508100700
Parking Spaces
—
Basement
—
Accessible
—
HOA Dues
—
Garage
—
Features
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Last updated by owner on Aug 20, 2026.
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