638 19th Street, San Francisco - Presented by: Laura Kaufman

Features

Expansive 3 bedroom, 2 bathroom home on one level
1615 square feet per tax records - built in 2007
Light-filled, open floor plan is perfect for entertaining
Large living room with gas fireplace and partial water view
Bright kitchen with abundant cabinets and stainless steel appliances
Generously sized master suite features relaxing sitting area
Wonderful in-unit storage space boasting custom closets
Newly refinished hardwood floors and custom window treatments
High-efficiency in-unit washer and dryer
Large, common courtyard with barbecue area
1 car independent garage parking and elevator building
Shared bicycle storage room plus regular storage room
HOA dues $492.81 per month; professionally managed building
Close to many popular restaurants, bars, cafes and shops
Short walk to Mission Bay, UCSF, AT&T Park and Pier 70
Easy access to freeways, Caltrain and 3rd St. light rail

Huge, single-level modern home in the sought-after Dogpatch neighborhood! Enjoy the bright, open floor plan perfect for entertaining guests: a large living room and dining area with gas burning fireplace, newly refinished hardwood floors and partial water views open to the fabulous kitchen featuring abundant cabinets, granite counters and stainless steel appliances including a brand new dishwasher.

This sunny flat also features three generously sized bedrooms and two bathrooms including a deluxe master suite with sitting area. Enjoy many wonderful upgrades including a high-efficiency in-unit washer and dryer, custom window treatments and large custom closets. The property also features 1 car garage parking, two shared storage rooms for bicycles and other storage and a large shared courtyard with barbecue area.

Situated in a boutique, professionally managed elevator building, the property is located just blocks from the UCSF Mission Bay Campus and an easy walk to AT&T Park and Pier 70! There are many popular bars and restaurants nearby including Just For You Café, Serpentine, Piccino, Poquito, the Ramp, Mr. and Mrs. Miscellaneous and Magnolia Brewing Company. Hop on the 3rd St Rail to get downtown or walk 10 minutes to the Caltrain for an easy commute to the South Bay. Enjoy easy access to the I-280, I-80 and 101 freeways. Don’t miss it!

Neighborhood

Dogpatch

Until recently, most of the Central Waterfront remained undeveloped or industrial with most of the residential centering around charming Dogpatch. Dogpatch is an enclave which includes residential and some light industrial components, and is an officially-designated historic district. Dogpatch survived the 1906 earthquake and fire relatively unscathed and, thus, has some of the oldest dwellings in the City, dating back to the 1860s. Gentrification began in the 1990s because of those original homes as well as new construction of loft-style condominiums. Here you will find the City's oldest public school, Irving M. Scott School, built in 1895; the historic shipyards at Pier 70; and Dogpatch Studios. Several quaint Victorians, designed at no-charge by Jon Cotter Pelton, Jr., remain on Tennessee and Minnesota Streets. His designs were published in the San Francisco Evening Bulletin, so that the City's working class could build affordable homes. Live/work lofts and a few condo projects, as well as new construction office and research facilities are rapidly changing the Central Waterfront into an exciting new neighborhood.