634 8Th St #3, Imperial Beach, CA 91932

This ground-floor condominium blends practical layout and beachside convenience into a comfortable full-time residence or an investment-ready unit. At 912 square feet the floorplan places living spaces where they’re most useful: a welcoming living area flows into a breakfast nook and an efficient kitchen equipped with stainless steel appliances and modern recessed lighting. Laminate floors run throughout the primary living areas for easy upkeep, while two well-proportioned bedrooms and a 1.5-bath arrangement create separation between shared and private space.

Located inside a gated complex, the unit is notable for its parking — the listing includes an assigned garage space plus an additional gated parking spot, a valuable amenity in this part of Imperial Beach. The building’s ground-floor position means fewer stairs, easier access for groceries and gear, and straightforward circulation for everyday living. Appliances and fixtures convey, making the condo genuinely move-in ready. The property is listed VA-approved, widening financing options for eligible buyers.

Beyond the unit, the location is the headline: you’re approximately one mile from the Imperial Beach Pier and shoreline, a short ride to cafes, surf supply shops and neighborhood restaurants along Palm Avenue, and within easy reach of open coastal spaces and the Tijuana River estuary for outdoor time. Whether your plan is an owner-occupied coastal home or a long-term rental play, this condo captures the essential Imperial Beach lifestyle without the maintenance burden of a single-family home.

Contact the listing agent for HOA documents, parking verification, and to schedule a showing. The unit’s combination of gated parking, beach proximity and turnkey condition makes it one of the more straightforward value propositions in the entry-level coastal market today.

Imperial Beach is a relaxed South Bay coastal community distinguished by its small-town beach character, the long wooden pier, and a local scene centered on Palm Avenue. It offers more affordable coastal options than many other San Diego beaches, attracting surfers, young families, and buyers seeking an active outdoor lifestyle. The neighborhood mixes small retail, cafes, and parks with low-to-medium density residential blocks and preserves a hometown feel despite proximity to larger employment centers in San Diego and Chula Vista.