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94 Rockaway Avenue

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Lovely mid-century modern at the end of an idyllic cul-de-sac where Forest Hill meets West Portal. Adorned with manicured front lawns and storybook houses, Rockaway is a well-kept secret tucked away in the middle of San Francisco. Wake up to the sounds of birds that make Forest Hill their homes. Toast to the glorious views and watch the sunset from the living room. Enjoy three levels of generous living space. Open living and dining rooms next to a remodeled gourmet kitchen. Oversized master suite, large family room and abundant storage. Steps to neighborhood conveniences, Muni station and easy freeway access. Move right in and celebrate the holidays on lovely Rockaway.

3 bedrooms and 2 bathrooms including a master suite.
Approved plan to add 4th bedroom and 3rd bathroom
Three level of living space, 1980 sq ft per drafter.
Fully detached, surrounded by greeneries.
Pleasant views of Forest Hill, Marine Headlands and sunset.
Nice front-yard at the end of a quiet cul-de-sac.
Recently remodeled kitchen with custom cabinets and stainless appliances.
One-car garage, plus a second parking space in driveway.
Generous storage space: a storage room and a deep garage.
Close to Forest Hill Muni station and neighborhood conveniences.

Neighborhood

Forest Hill
Forest Hill is a leafy, century-old enclave of large estate homes, manicured lawns and flowering gardens so exclusive its almost unknown in San Francisco. That might be the way its residents like it. Think gated community without the gates, and you'll have a sense of the serenity, privacy, and tranquility of Forest Hill, the only neighborhood in San Francisco that has its own homeowners association. In the center of San Francisco, Forest Hill has ambiance of a small town. Beneath its tree-shaded winding streets, the 650 homes of Forest Hill follow the contours of Twin Peaks. The hillside provides spectacular views of the pacific, the Golden Gate Bridge and San Francisco Bay. Stately homes are built in styles ranging from Spanish Mission to California Modern, with French Normandy, English Tudor, and Cotswold Cottage adding a sense of history. Noted architect Bernard Maybeck designed the historic clubhouse on Magellan Avenue, built by members on weekends, in 1919. Forest Hills does open its doors however. Each August, classical musicians from around the world perform at the clubhouse, in Forest Hill Musical Days. This chamber music festival founded in 2003 by pianist Mari Kodama and her husband, conductor Kent Nagano, who both live in the neighborhood. Off the beaten track, Forest Hill is nonetheless close to West Portal Avenue and its shops. Forest Hill or West Portal stations provide MUNI service to Union Square and the Financial District via a short 20-minute commute.