Three beach cottages. One 8,800+ square foot lot. Moments from the sand. Properties like this rarely reach the market in Coronado Village — not because they don’t exist, but because families don’t let them go. This one has been held by the same family for nearly fifty years. The cottages date to the 1920s, built by John E. Alcaraz, and they carry the scale and craftsmanship of Coronado’s earliest years — a sense of place that can’t be built new. What’s uncommon is the land beneath them. More than 8,800 square feet, in a village where parcels this size seldom change hands, a short walk from Coronado Beach and the heart of the Village. That combination leaves the next owner with real choices: restore and preserve, hold for the long term, or take the time to study what the parcel might become.