Tyler Stewart Presents
Pacific Heights Jewel Box
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$999,000
2875 Jackson Street #1, San Francisco
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Property Details
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beds
2
baths
1
interior
1,035 sq ft
From the moment you enter, the home feels open and welcoming. A built-in bench seat at the entry provides a practical place to land, while tall ceilings and a line of windows draw you through the space toward the back of the home.
The layout opens into a generous living room, followed by a second bedroom that adds flexibility and structure. The flow feels natural and functional, working equally well for daily life and entertaining. Built in 1923, the home reflects the craftsmanship of the era, with period details that give the space weight and authenticity.
The primary bedroom is tucked away and quiet, featuring a large window seat that becomes an easy place to read, work, or simply enjoy the natural light.
The kitchen and bathroom have been fully remodeled with clean, timeless finishes that complement the home’s original character and support everyday use.
Out back, access to a shared backyard adds usable outdoor space, while a large private storage room provides valuable extra room—both uncommon features for homes of this vintage.
Set in the heart of Pacific Heights—one of San Francisco’s most sought-after neighborhoods—this home is moments from Fillmore Street and Sacramento Street, with their mix of shops, cafés, and some of the city’s best dining. Alta Plaza Park and everyday neighborhood amenities are close by.
Classic architecture, great light, and a highly desirable location come together in a two-bedroom home that lives larger than expected.
FEATURE HIGHLIGHTS:
The layout opens into a generous living room, followed by a second bedroom that adds flexibility and structure. The flow feels natural and functional, working equally well for daily life and entertaining. Built in 1923, the home reflects the craftsmanship of the era, with period details that give the space weight and authenticity.
The primary bedroom is tucked away and quiet, featuring a large window seat that becomes an easy place to read, work, or simply enjoy the natural light.
The kitchen and bathroom have been fully remodeled with clean, timeless finishes that complement the home’s original character and support everyday use.
Out back, access to a shared backyard adds usable outdoor space, while a large private storage room provides valuable extra room—both uncommon features for homes of this vintage.
Set in the heart of Pacific Heights—one of San Francisco’s most sought-after neighborhoods—this home is moments from Fillmore Street and Sacramento Street, with their mix of shops, cafés, and some of the city’s best dining. Alta Plaza Park and everyday neighborhood amenities are close by.
Classic architecture, great light, and a highly desirable location come together in a two-bedroom home that lives larger than expected.
FEATURE HIGHLIGHTS:
- Entry with built-in bench seat
- Tall ceilings and original period detail
- Excellent natural light throughout
- Bedroom with large window seat
- Fully remodeled kitchen and bathroom
- Access to a shared backyard
- Large private storage room
- Classic 1923 building
- Prime Pacific Heights location near Fillmore & Sacramento Streets
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about this
Neighborhood
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Pacific Heights is one of San Francisco’s most prestigious neighborhoods, known for its grand architecture, wide streets, and elevated setting above the city. Lined with stately Victorian and Edwardian homes, the area offers a quiet, residential feel while remaining close to the energy of Fillmore Street’s boutiques, cafés, and restaurants. Residents enjoy proximity to Alta Plaza and Lafayette Park, both offering sweeping city and bay views, as well as easy access to Downtown, the Marina, and the Peninsula. Elegant, established, and timeless, Pacific Heights represents classic San Francisco living at its finest.
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