1-Bedroom Townhomes for Rent near Sherman Heights

Historic Sherman Heights dates back to the 1880s and is named for Matthew Sherman, an early property owner who served as mayor from 1891-1892. The diverse architecture in the neighborhood includes craftsman and Victorian homes, all framed by spectacular mountain or city views. One of the neighborhood’s landmarks, the Villa Montezuma, is a historic museum and a beautiful example of Queen Anne Victorian architecture. The house was the home of Jesse Shepard, a musician and spiritualist, and dates to 1887. Located just a few blocks east of the Gaslamp Quarter, Sherman Heights is a terrific location for those who want fast access to San Diego’s popular destinations. San Diego College is to the northwest, while Downtown San Diego is less than a mile away and well within walking distance. For those times when you don’t feel like venturing out of the neighborhood, Sherman Heights offers several restaurants and shops, especially along Imperial Avenue on the south side and Market Street to the north.