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Grand, Remodeled Condo in A+ NoPa Location
$1,150,000
623 Broderick Street #A,
San Francisco
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NOPA is one of the most loved & coveted neighborhoods in SF with its tree-lined streets, beautiful architecture, central location & access to some of the city's most vibrant commercial areas.
Set on a picturesque block in a storied neighborhood, this classic home is a beautiful mix of period Edwardian detailing & modern updates.
Set on a picturesque block in a storied neighborhood, this classic home is a beautiful mix of period Edwardian detailing & modern updates.
This stylish home has been thoughtfully renovated with a contemporary floor plan & graced with architectural details, soaring 12' ceilings, elegant millwork & designer finishes throughout.
Contemporary open floor plan is spacious yet intimate and the perfect space to entertain both family & friends. Kitchen has been remodeled with ample cabinetry, stone counters, stainless appliances & luxe tile.
Large dining area provides space for dinner parties or a quiet night in and spacious living room opens to a private deck.
Grand primary bedroom is flooded with light & boasts a beautiful nook, oversized pocket doors & large WI closet. Generous 2nd bedroom w/soaring ceilings & period detail.
Remodeled bath features wainscoting & designer tile. This home is just a block to Divisadero with a wide array of world-class shops, restaurants, and cafes.
Blocks from GG Park, the Panhandle & Haight Street, this home is perfectly situated for the ultimate urban lifestyle.
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NOPA, or North of Panhandle is one of the most vibrant and coveted neighborhoods in San Francisco with a world class array of restaurants, shopping, fitness and local boutiques.
You could spend your whole day just eating up and down Divisadero Street: Che Fico (named one of the best new restaurants in America by Bon Appetit Magazine), Nopa (for fantastic cocktails and California cuisine), Bar Vale (for Spanish tapas and and the recently-named best happy hour in San Francisco), Bar Crudo (for delicious seafood from a former Top Chef contestant), the Mill (The combination of hand-roasted coffee beans brewed to perfection along with aromatic baked bread make this a great spot to start your morning or jumpstart your afternoon) are all just a short stroll away. Beyond that, explore Nopalito, ever popular Souvla, Little Star Pizza, Horsefeathers and too many more to name. Yoga studios, HIIT gyms, and pilate studios are also easily accessible.
This home is just blocks from the Panhandle, a long stretch of park perfect for biking and jogging that runs directly into Golden Gate Park, with it's access to the Conservatory of Flowers, the DeYoung Museum, the California Academy of Sciences and the Japanese Tea Garden, stretching all the way to the beaches and the Pacific Ocean without ever setting foot on a city street.
Nearby Alamo Square is home to one of the world's most famous views. The Painted Ladies that run along Steiner and face Alamo Square Park make up one of the city's most recognizable landmarks, so much so that the area was nicknamed Postcard Row. The heart of the neighborhood is Alamo Square Park, which is located in between Fulton and Hayes Street. Park amenities include a dog run, playground and popular tennis courts, all with incredible panoramic views of San Francisco. The streets are lined with some of the city's finest examples of Victorian architecture, as this area was the nexus of a preservation boom that swept the city in the 1970s. Centrally located, residents have easy access to freeways and downtown, making it easy to commute to Silicon Valley.
You could spend your whole day just eating up and down Divisadero Street: Che Fico (named one of the best new restaurants in America by Bon Appetit Magazine), Nopa (for fantastic cocktails and California cuisine), Bar Vale (for Spanish tapas and and the recently-named best happy hour in San Francisco), Bar Crudo (for delicious seafood from a former Top Chef contestant), the Mill (The combination of hand-roasted coffee beans brewed to perfection along with aromatic baked bread make this a great spot to start your morning or jumpstart your afternoon) are all just a short stroll away. Beyond that, explore Nopalito, ever popular Souvla, Little Star Pizza, Horsefeathers and too many more to name. Yoga studios, HIIT gyms, and pilate studios are also easily accessible.
This home is just blocks from the Panhandle, a long stretch of park perfect for biking and jogging that runs directly into Golden Gate Park, with it's access to the Conservatory of Flowers, the DeYoung Museum, the California Academy of Sciences and the Japanese Tea Garden, stretching all the way to the beaches and the Pacific Ocean without ever setting foot on a city street.
Nearby Alamo Square is home to one of the world's most famous views. The Painted Ladies that run along Steiner and face Alamo Square Park make up one of the city's most recognizable landmarks, so much so that the area was nicknamed Postcard Row. The heart of the neighborhood is Alamo Square Park, which is located in between Fulton and Hayes Street. Park amenities include a dog run, playground and popular tennis courts, all with incredible panoramic views of San Francisco. The streets are lined with some of the city's finest examples of Victorian architecture, as this area was the nexus of a preservation boom that swept the city in the 1970s. Centrally located, residents have easy access to freeways and downtown, making it easy to commute to Silicon Valley.
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