37 Grand View Terrace, San Francisco - Presented by Lynn Finnegan

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37 Grand View Terrace

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Features

Built in 1966
2 BD| 2BA
Approx. 1127 sq.ft. per tax records
Top floor in 2 unit building
Private Deck
Remodeled main bathroom
Open floor plan
Crown moulding
Side-by-side parking
New interior paint and carpet
Shared laundry

Spacious and light-filled, top floor, 2Bd|2Ba condo in Eureka Valley offers a beautiful outlook with the lush greenery of Kite Hill. An exclusive private deck off the main living area is the perfect place to enjoy easy outdoor living and entertaining. The open floorplan features a roomy kitchen outfitted with ample cabinets, counter space, and bar area which opens to the adjacent dining area. A large living room with a gas fireplace enjoys the light from two Anderson patio doors. The recently remodeled bathroom with European-style cabinetry, walk-in shower, and large skylight create a spa-like experience at the end of the day. Down the hall is a generous guest bedroom with a large closet. The oversized master bedroom with ensuite bath & large walk-in closet complete this level. One car side-by-side parking and laundry are located on the garage level. Fabulous cul-de-sac location and close proximity to Market Street Muni, Mollie Stone’s, Noe Valley amenities and dog-friendly/hiker-friendly Kite Hill! Search no more, you have found Serenity in the City!

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Neighborhood

Eureka Valley is one of San Francisco’s most vibrant and walkable neighborhoods. Filled with Victorian-era gems, this exciting area sits at the crossroads of Noe Valley, Mission Dolores, and the Valencia corridor and encompasses the Castro District. Its multiple Muni bus routes and proximity to BART make Eureka Valley a convenient location for commuting throughout the Bay Area.

Eureka Valley escaped major damage after the 1906 San Francisco earthquake, when much of the city was destroyed by fire. Thousands of earthquake refugees poured into the area and erected gingerbread-clad cottages and flats. Today, those lovingly maintained Victorian-era homes line the neighborhood's beautiful streets.

Nearby Noe Valley is a paradise for foodies, with its array of lively bistros, cafes, and the Noe Valley Bakery. Valencia Street, just east of Eureka Valley, is lined with hip restaurants and bright street murals. The Mission District offers funky coffeehouses, bookstores, art galleries, and avant-garde theater.

The Castro District hosts the annual Castro Street Fair, with live entertainment, DJs, food vendors, community-group stalls, and an artisan alley with dozens of Northern California artists. The historic Castro Theatre, with its mighty Wurlitzer organ, presents an eclectic mix of old movies and plays.

On warm days, locals head for Mission Dolores Park, where they enjoy the sun and stunning views of the city and the East Bay. Families flock to the park for picnics, barbecues, and spontaneous games of soccer.

Homes in the neighborhood include sunny, multifamily flats, single-family homes, and condominiums. Many homes have decks and private gardens. Hillside homes provide lovely views of the East Bay, downtown San Francisco, Twin Peaks, and Corona Heights.

Kite Hill

Kite Hill, a small park in central San Francisco with excellent views of the city, is home to a grassland plant community. During summer and early fall, the land is parched and golden brown, and native grasses drop their seeds and await the winter rains. By February, the hill transforms to a verdant green. In spring a variety of native wildflowers, including California poppy, checkerbloom, Ithuriel’s spear, and soap plant add color to the grassland.