236 Santa Rosa Avenue, San Francisco - Presented By: Mike Duong and William Tran

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236 Santa Rosa Avenue

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Features

With sweeping views and an inviting modern aesthetic, this fully reimagined 2-story home features 4 bedroom/3.5 bath spanning over 2,000sqft and savors the quiet of Mission Terrace, as well as the energy of San Francisco.

Unique decorative tiled stairs welcome visitors to the bright home where natural light from large windows and skylights illuminates hardwood floors and Bosch and Thermador stainless appliances. Charm guests around the living room’s gas fireplace or at the eat-in kitchen’s broad waterfall quartz island. The adjoining dining room basks in the light from a bay of windows. Take your morning espresso on the redwood deck overlooking city views, accessible from each of the two master suites. Both master baths feature fresh, modern tile work and Grohe dual shower heads.

The lower-level recreation/family room offers a perfect place to unwind and is stocked with a wet bar, wine cooler and access to the back patio. Two guest rooms share a modern bath with eye-catching woven tile. Create your dream garden or host your next party in the oversized backyard dotted with mature citrus trees and blooming camellia. Completing the home is a one car garage with additional storage closets, as well as a commercial-sized Maytag washer/dryer.

The Mission Terrace neighborhood enjoys the city from its sunny Southern perch with Glen Park, Portola Valley and Noe Valley nearby offering restaurants and nightlife. Prepare for a backyard BBQ at nearby Safeway or Whole Foods. Locals spend hours swimming, playing tennis or soccer and exploring the playground at family-friendly Balboa Park. Walk over to City College’s San Francisco campus or simply take the light rail right into the heart of the city. Commuting is quick and easy via the Balboa Park BART station or Highway 101 or 280.

Neighborhood

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.