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Features
Welcome to 2444 15th Street in the Heart of Corona Heights.
This romantic top floor Romeo flat condo offers urban sanctuary in an ideal central location. Light-filled with vintage detailing and wood flooring for a very San Francisco feel. Both bedrooms are privately separated by a central kitchen and bath. The rear bedroom, with big closets, offers both city and bay views. The front bedroom is separated from the front parlor by French doors which could provide the perfect gateway to a formal dining room if a second bedroom is not needed.
A spacious, eat-in kitchen features a vintage built-in hutch. BTW, there are rights specified to this unit to capture some of the stairway landing just off the kitchen. So, perhaps a remodel and expansion is in the future? The hall bath is bright and also boasts vintage detail with built-in shelving.
Located on a one-way block of 15th Street with city tennis courts across the street and so much more nearby. Easy walk to the Castro, Duboce Park, Corona Heights Park, Randall Museum, Davies Medical Center and MUNI.
There is interior access to a large garage space for one car plus exterior parking for an additional car. The parking is at the rear of the building and is accessed from Henry Street. A stack washer and dryer is just outside the kitchen. A large and private storage room is in the basement.
This vintage gem would certainly be a convenient sanctuary to come home to. The escape can be yours.
Neighborhood
Buena Vista
Just above the Parnassus and Ashbury Heights neighborhood rises the slopes of Buena Vista Park, a densely wooded 36-acre urban escape in the center of the city. Climb the stairs at Haight and Baker and you'll rapidly ascend to fantastic views of the city, the Golden Gate Bridge, and Angel Island. The local neighborhood association has done a fantastic job in making the park family friendly.
Buena Vista/Ashbury homes include fine examples of grand Victorians, colonial revival, restored carriage houses, shingled Tudors, and Queen Anne towers, boasting ornate scroll work, onion domes and stained glass windows.
Parnassus/Ashbury Heights neighborhood is primarily residential, full of young families and professionals. On Halloween, the best block party for five year olds in San Francisco can be found on Belvedere Street, which closes to traffic and attracts thousands of kids and their families. Entire blocks are decorated. Most residents shop and dine downhill along nearby Cole Street in Cole Valley, the small markets on Parnassus, and the Haight. Golden Gate Park is a short walk away.
Access to public transportation is excellent. The 37 CORBETT bus stops on Buena Vista Avenue East, and offers connections to Market Street buses and trolleys. The 7 HAIGHT bus stops at Haight and Baker Streets, and travels downtown via Haight and Market Streets. The N JUDAH trolley that connects Ocean Beach to downtown San Francisco stops at Carl and Cole, which makes commuting quick.
Schedule
Schedule:
9/24, Sat, 1st Open! 1-4
9/25, Sun, 1-4
9/26, Mon, 6-7:30, Twilight Open
9/27, Tues, 12-1:30, All Welcome
9/28, Wed, 5:30-7, Twilight Open
9/29, Thurs, 5:30-7, Twilight Open
Offer Date: Contact Agents
Showings by appointment are welcome, too. Give us a call!
Jim Beitzel, Listing Agent & Award Winning Realtor, 415.225.2589
[email protected]
Joan Loeffler, Listing Agent & Award Winning Realtor, 415.816.1335
[email protected]
Contact
Jim Beitzel
Award Winning RealtorCorcoran Icon PropertiesDRE# 01114587415.225.2589 officewww.sfroost.com
Joan Loeffler
Senior Client Advisor# 01198078www.sfroost.com