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    Villa La Jolla

    4.0 (22 reviews)
    Closed 9:30 am - 5:00 pm

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    quiet, nice and clean. The monthly rent is decent.

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    Ask the Community - Villa La Jolla

    Hi the only way you can rent a property there it's trough the property office it can't be via the owner?

    Thank you for your inquiry. Our leasing team will be happy to assist you by phone at 858-452-3632 or by emailing villalajolla@gardencommunitiesca.com. If there is an individual homeowner advertising their condo for rent, you may reach out to them… 

    How is street parking around the area? Plentiful or difficult to find?

    Jonathan, Villa La Jolla's residents are assigned one parking space per condo on the property. If there are other residents residing in the condo, they need to park on the street. Villa La Jolla is situated on one square block so that parking is… 

    Can I rent a parking if I need an extra one?

    Hi Huiqi, Because this is a condominium community, unfortunately there are no extra spots to rent.… 

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    Review Highlights - Villa La Jolla

    Mary was always kind and welcoming, and was one of the many reasons we chose to rent there.

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