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FOR LEASE $20,000 monthly rent
2 Glenbrook Avenue, San Francisco
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Dona Crowder
Dona Crowder
About This Home
CLARENDON HEIGHTS VIEW HOME
MID-CENTURY, UPDATED MODERN 4 BEDROOM/3.5BATH HOME WITH MAIN LEVEL OFFICE AND DOWNSTAIRS FAMILY ROOM. SWEEPING GOLDEN GATE BRIDGE AND DOWNTOWN VIEWS. ATRIUM AND POOL.TWO CAR GARAGE.
Property Details
Bedrooms
4
Bathrooms
3.5
Square Footage
3,708 sq ft
Neighborhood
Clarendon Heights
Year Built
1949
Parking
2-car garage, interior access
Property Type
Detached Single Family Home
Pool
Atrium
Floor Plan
Floor plan
Explore the Neighborhood
Clarendon Heights
This is a centrally located, residential San Francisco neighborhood of primarily detached single family homes on the east slope of Twin Peaks, facing the city and surrounded by acres of natural open spaces, hiking and biking trails, with undoubtedly the best panoramic views of the city and bay.
This community is also home to a wide spectrum of architectural styles, including a mixture of Tudors and Villas as well as Mid-Century Modern Residences, Sleek Contemporary Homes and Quaint Bungalows & Cottages. Rightfully motivated by the panoramic views, the homes were built into the hillside, complete with stone stairways and terraced flat streets to help residents navigate the neighborhood on foot.
While it resembles a completely upscale suburban environment, the compact community is also home to connecting arteries along Clarendon Avenue and Twin Peaks Boulevard, a portion of the SF 49-Mile Scenic Drive, providing links to amenities found in neighboring shopping districts like Cole Valley, Noe Valley, the Inner Sunset and West Portal.
Tank Hill, in the northeastern corner of the neighborhood, is a hidden park and local favorite as well as a city destination, with a rustic pathway leading down to Cole Valley.
Sutro Tower hovers over the city from here and its beacon can be seen from all over the bay area. Clarendon School is one of the most sought after public schools in the city.
Clarendon Heights offers a serene respite in an ideal location with a calm undertone that lures residents looking for a peaceful life within the city.
Twin Peaks
It's all downhill from Twin Peaks. Literally. These are two prominent hills with an elevation of about 925 feet, only nearby Mt. Davidson is higher at 928 feet. The 31 acre protected Natural Area is mostly undeveloped, and is a preserve for native fauna including Red Tail Hawks and the Mission Blue Butterfly as well as indigenous plant life. The Twin Peaks Park public outlook offers the ultimate views of the city within the bay accessible from the north Burnett Gate only via a broad and paved walking path, but by a two lane road from the south Portola Gate. On a foggy night, watching the lights of the city far below, and listening to the toll of the fog horns, it’s easy to believe you are standing on the prow of a ship in the middle of the ocean.
Instead, you are close to the geographic center of San Francisco. Stroll down one hill and you are in Cole Valley, with access to Golden Gate Park, a tidy retail district of shops and restaurants, the N-Judah and an easy commute downtown or to Ocean Beach. In the other direction, straight down 17th Street, the Castro lies stretched out at the foot of the hill, serviced by Muni Metro to downtown. Hugging the slopes of Twin Peaks, the quiet, curving streets lead to distinctive homes offering varied unobstructed views of the city and bay below.
Enjoy nature on the nearby hiking trails around Mt.Sutro within Sutro Forest a 61 acre open space reserve which is situated between Clarendon Avenue and the UCSF campus and medical center.
This is a centrally located, residential San Francisco neighborhood of primarily detached single family homes on the east slope of Twin Peaks, facing the city and surrounded by acres of natural open spaces, hiking and biking trails, with undoubtedly the best panoramic views of the city and bay.
This community is also home to a wide spectrum of architectural styles, including a mixture of Tudors and Villas as well as Mid-Century Modern Residences, Sleek Contemporary Homes and Quaint Bungalows & Cottages. Rightfully motivated by the panoramic views, the homes were built into the hillside, complete with stone stairways and terraced flat streets to help residents navigate the neighborhood on foot.
While it resembles a completely upscale suburban environment, the compact community is also home to connecting arteries along Clarendon Avenue and Twin Peaks Boulevard, a portion of the SF 49-Mile Scenic Drive, providing links to amenities found in neighboring shopping districts like Cole Valley, Noe Valley, the Inner Sunset and West Portal.
Tank Hill, in the northeastern corner of the neighborhood, is a hidden park and local favorite as well as a city destination, with a rustic pathway leading down to Cole Valley.
Sutro Tower hovers over the city from here and its beacon can be seen from all over the bay area. Clarendon School is one of the most sought after public schools in the city.
Clarendon Heights offers a serene respite in an ideal location with a calm undertone that lures residents looking for a peaceful life within the city.
Twin Peaks
It's all downhill from Twin Peaks. Literally. These are two prominent hills with an elevation of about 925 feet, only nearby Mt. Davidson is higher at 928 feet. The 31 acre protected Natural Area is mostly undeveloped, and is a preserve for native fauna including Red Tail Hawks and the Mission Blue Butterfly as well as indigenous plant life. The Twin Peaks Park public outlook offers the ultimate views of the city within the bay accessible from the north Burnett Gate only via a broad and paved walking path, but by a two lane road from the south Portola Gate. On a foggy night, watching the lights of the city far below, and listening to the toll of the fog horns, it’s easy to believe you are standing on the prow of a ship in the middle of the ocean.
Instead, you are close to the geographic center of San Francisco. Stroll down one hill and you are in Cole Valley, with access to Golden Gate Park, a tidy retail district of shops and restaurants, the N-Judah and an easy commute downtown or to Ocean Beach. In the other direction, straight down 17th Street, the Castro lies stretched out at the foot of the hill, serviced by Muni Metro to downtown. Hugging the slopes of Twin Peaks, the quiet, curving streets lead to distinctive homes offering varied unobstructed views of the city and bay below.
Enjoy nature on the nearby hiking trails around Mt.Sutro within Sutro Forest a 61 acre open space reserve which is situated between Clarendon Avenue and the UCSF campus and medical center.
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