Many of these are not yet on the open market. Call me at 415-577-0809 for details:
$525,000 / SOMA / one-bedroom live/work condo in brick conversion building. The single-level floor plan boasts a ‘cool factor’ with fireplace, high ceilings and a skylight. Great alley block near Brainwash and Basil Thai.
$849,000 / NOPA / Condominium flat on great block near USF. Five rooms, one car parking, flexible floor plan, great period detail. Remodeled kitchen and bath. One car parking.
$1,295,000 / Noe Valley / three-bedroom, two-bath home built in 1954. Home office. Tastefully remodeled. Walking distance to 24th Street. This property went into escrow right away when it came on the market a couple of weeks ago, but the escrow looks shaky. Call me if you want to get in.
$2,895,000 / Clarendon Heights / four-bedroom, three-and-a-half bath mid-century home. Four-car parking. Dramatic open floor plan with drop-dead views of downtown and the bay. Sensitive remodel adheres to the home’s classic period lines. This is on one of my favorite blocks set high above Cole Valley. It’s worth exploring this neighborhood if you’ve never been.
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$525,000 / SOMA / one-bedroom live/work condo in brick conversion building. The single-level floor plan boasts a ‘cool factor’ with fireplace, high ceilings and a skylight. Great alley block near Brainwash and Basil Thai.
$849,000 / NOPA / Condominium flat on great block near USF. Five rooms, one car parking, flexible floor plan, great period detail. Remodeled kitchen and bath. One car parking.
$1,295,000 / Noe Valley / three-bedroom, two-bath home built in 1954. Home office. Tastefully remodeled. Walking distance to 24th Street. This property went into escrow right away when it came on the market a couple of weeks ago, but the escrow looks shaky. Call me if you want to get in.
$2,895,000 / Clarendon Heights / four-bedroom, three-and-a-half bath mid-century home. Four-car parking. Dramatic open floor plan with drop-dead views of downtown and the bay. Sensitive remodel adheres to the home’s classic period lines. This is on one of my favorite blocks set high above Cole Valley. It’s worth exploring this neighborhood if you’ve never been.