Tim Brown & Mark Brown Present

Mid-Century Sunset Single-Family Home

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$1,199,000

2301 Lincoln Way, San Francisco

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Property Details

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beds

4

baths

2

interior

1,601 sq ft

neighborhood

Central Sunset

Single-family home in San Francisco’s desirable Central Sunset neighborhood! One block to the shops and restaurants of thriving Irving Street and across the street from wonderful Golden Gate Park! Built in 1953 with true mid-century styling, the efficient floor plan offers open concept living-dining room with a stylish wood-burning fireplace centerpiece and gorgeous hardwood floors. The semi-detached, corner location allows great light to enter the home from three sides! The charming original kitchen is complete with a built-in breakfast bench and matching table. Three bedrooms and one full bathroom round out the upper level. One bedroom and one full bathroom on lower level provide great flexibility. A huge garage can accommodate at least two cars and includes laundry area with sink. The south-facing sunny rear patio and garden complete the home! Walk Score is 92!

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Neighborhood

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One of the classic San Francisco neighborhoods, the Central Sunset exists between the Inner and Outer Sunset and benefits from being a short distance from Ocean Beach and Golden Gate Park. There is a distinct small-town feel to many of the Central Sunset homes, though the area's geography allows for a great blend of urban experience. There is a multitude of international diversity to enjoy thanks to generations of immigrants who settled here and opened businesses. Plenty of great ethnic eateries to be discovered, along with some innovative upstart restaurants, give the Central Sunset broad options for the discerning palette.

The neighborhood is home to many doctors, and grad students thanks to the University of California medical campus, located nearby, atop the hill on Parnassus Street. Family activities abound with Golden Gate Park within steps, including the world-class Koret Children's Playground, botanical gardens, Conservatory of Flowers, and newly-opened California Academy of Sciences. The area schools are second to none, with consistently high-scoring elementary and secondary schools placing at the top in the California API.

One of the neighborhood's most dynamic commercial districts can be found near 9th and Irving. Down-to-earth cafes and diners and many local attractions demonstrate that this vibrant neighborhood has something for everybody.

Public transportation couldn't be more convenient. The N Judah makes an easy run through the neighborhood, connecting residents to downtown.