Liberty Station

Location: Rosecrans St. & Womble Rd., Point Loma
San Diego, California (map)
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Liberty Station Highlights

Formerly a Naval Training Center, Liberty Station is a new large masterplan community with shopping, hotels, residential, office, dining, entertainment, education, golf, open space, and more, accessible to the San Diego Bay waterfront, in Point Loma.

Liberty Station Attractions

Hotel District

Liberty Station's hotel district hosts 150-room Homewood Suites by Hilton, and a soon to open, 200-room Courtyard by Marriott as well as the former 33,000-square-foot Bayside Conference Center.

The Market Place

Located in Liberty Station's historic core, The Marketplace is a place to shop and dine. The Market Place is built in the style of Spanish Revival architecture. Stores include Trader Joes, Starbucks, a future Vons, several one-of-a-kind boutiques, a wine and picnic shop, a coffee and pastry shop and so much more.

Ocean Village

Occupying several old industrial buildings along the water of Liberty Station, Ocean Village will be a maritime themed retail and light industrial area with eventual public access to the boat channel.

Visitors will be able to rent kayaks, launch boats and dine at a small waterfront café. And a portion of the esplanade, a meandering pedestrian parkway that follows the boat channel through the Liberty Station community, will also be developed here.

Sail Ho Golf Course

Located at the north end of Liberty Station, Sail Ho Golf Course is a 9-hole executive golf course, with skyline views of Downtown San Diego. Located at the north end of Liberty Station, the new and improved Sail Ho Golf Club features improved fairways, greens and practice facilities, a new clubhouse, featuring a pro-shop, Sail Ho Bar and Grill as well as administrative offices.

Sport and Training Fitness Club

Liberty Station will also have a centrally located Fitness Club, featuring over 30,000 square feet of state-of-the-art fitness equipment and exercise space.

Residential District

(37 acres) – 349 single-family and multi-family homes built into three distinct neighborhoods; Admiralty Row, Beacon Point, and Anchor Cove. Charming architecture of all of these new residences is consistent with the style of Liberty Station and the surrounding Point Loma neighborhoods.  

The USS Recruit

Affectionately dubbed the USS Neversail by the sailors who trained aboard her, the structure will be renovated and eventually opened as a museum.

NTC Promenade

(28 acres) –26 historic buildings designated to become venue for art, creativity, innovation, civic events, exploration, history, science, technology, international exchange and multicultural development. Slated to house museums, galleries, dance companies, environmental groups and a culinary arts institute. The NTC Foundation also envisions a Visitor Orientation Center, creativity centers for art, culture, scientific exploration and technology, meeting places, non-profit office space and the Luce Auditorium for the performing and visual arts.

NTC Landing

Entering through the historic gatehouses located at Lytton Avenue, NTC Landing provides a warm and welcoming to the public. Comprised of seven nationally recognized historic buildings, NTC Landing includes a wide variety of retail and restaurant space. Visitors will be able to browse among unique shops and cafes, exploring everything wonderful about the historic district at the former Naval Training Center.

NTC Park and Open Space

(125 acres) – This area includes a 46-acre waterfront park, executive golf course, boat channel, and a state-of-the-art athletic club.

Retail and Commercial District

(57 acres) – These historic buildings will be completely rehabilitated to house a wide range of retail shopping, fine dining, educational and office space. Designed in Spanish Mission style architecture in Liberty Station’s historic district.

Office District

(22 acres) – 7 Class A office buildings encompassing 380,000 square feet.  Newly constructed buildings will blend smoothly into the historic architecture of the surrounding community.

Educational District  

(22 acres) – High Tech High, The Rock Church and Explorer Elementary are just some of the tenants scheduled to occupy the thriving educational district.  These public and private educational facilities will ultimately serve the surrounding community, Point Loma, and all of San Diego for many years to come.