Red Hawk Coastal Estate in Point Loma, San Diego occupies a 3,068-square-foot, five-bedroom, four-bathroom home built in 1960 on a canyon-rim lot on Alcott Street, where the architect-and-builder owner operates it as a whole-home vacation rental. The upper-level entry descends into a layout built around a wall of glass that pulls the canyon, Pacific Ocean, and downtown skyline panorama into the main living area — a mid-century sightline format that draws the same visitors who search "Point Loma seafood" and book harbor-side dinners at Mitch's Seafood. Wheelchair-accessible entrance and parking expand the guest pool beyond the stair-access-only units that dominate the peninsula's hillside rental inventory. The same coastal geography that positions the canyon rim for unobstructed sunset tracking also creates the surf breaks and cliff formations that Beyond Land Adventures builds its Point Loma excursion routes around, giving guests direct access to the terrain they came to explore. Multi-generational family reunions filling all five bedrooms while requiring accessible entry and canyon-view sightlines from every common area represent the property's highest-capacity booking format.