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Features
Welcome to the hot Mission Terrace neighborhood and to a house that has fabulous bones. Come and live here happily ever after....
This 3 Bed 1 Bath 2 Parking single family home has room for expansion and is an easy cosmetic fixer.
Large garage with work bench and good sized back yard.
Original detailing throughout. Best thing about this house is that it's only been in one family since 1926!
This classic & light-filled 1920's home boasts high ceilings & period details including hardwood floors & built-ins.
The main level features a bright living room with handsome original fireplace and formal dining room to the left of entry.
The sunny kitchen and bathroom await your creativity!
It has a good sized yard and 2 car parking in the oversized garage with ample storage space.
1 unwarranted bedroom and 1 unwaranted bath in basement.
Great expansion potential on an already good sized house.
Easy access to freeways.
Easy walkability to Glen Park BART, the J-Church Muni, many restaurants, cafes, shopping. Walk to Balboa Park.
256 Theresa Street has a very good walk and transit score.
Most errands do not require a car and has good public transport and ride share services.
Floor Plan
Neighborhood
Mission Terrace
Mission Terrace is in the south-central section of San Francisco, and is one of its sunniest neighborhoods. The active and involved Improvement Association plans regular annual events such as an Easter egg hunt, Fourth of July parade, and a neighborhood garage sale. The Bridge Garden project, a community effort to enhance the streetscapes and public space, has been very successful. Grants were applied for and received from San Francisco Community Challenge, and volunteers began immediately to make things happen. Balboa Park offers a pool, playground, stadium, baseball diamonds and tennis courts. Residents of Mission Terrace enjoy easy transportation to the 280 freeway, as well as the nearby Balboa Park and Glen Park Bart stations.
Schedule
Additional Showings by Appointment with the Listing Agent