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Exceptional Nob Hill Condominium
$979,000
1426 Taylor Street #2
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Ron Sebahar
Ron Sebahar
About This Home
Welcome home to 1426 Taylor Street #2!
Tucked back on a serene tree-lined block, just steps to chic cafes, restaurants and parks in Nob Hill, this gorgeously remodeled condominium located in a boutique building offers both convenience and tranquility for modern San Francisco living.
This fully remodeled, west-facing condominium boasts 2 spacious bedrooms with built-in closet systems & office nook and 1 luxurious bathroom featuring beautiful tilework, designer fixtures and large walk-in shower.
The sunny and expansive great room with wide-plank oak floors and floor-to-ceiling windows flows seamlessly onto the private outdoor deck -- perfect for relaxing or al-fresco dining.
The open floor plan continues to a dining area and state-of-the-art kitchen with professional-grade appliances, abundant custom cabinetry and quartz counters.
Dual-paned windows, elevator, free in-building washer and dryer, additional storage, 1 parking space and much more make this a very special place to call home.
Tucked back on a serene tree-lined block, just steps to chic cafes, restaurants and parks in Nob Hill, this gorgeously remodeled condominium located in a boutique building offers both convenience and tranquility for modern San Francisco living.
This fully remodeled, west-facing condominium boasts 2 spacious bedrooms with built-in closet systems & office nook and 1 luxurious bathroom featuring beautiful tilework, designer fixtures and large walk-in shower.
The sunny and expansive great room with wide-plank oak floors and floor-to-ceiling windows flows seamlessly onto the private outdoor deck -- perfect for relaxing or al-fresco dining.
The open floor plan continues to a dining area and state-of-the-art kitchen with professional-grade appliances, abundant custom cabinetry and quartz counters.
Dual-paned windows, elevator, free in-building washer and dryer, additional storage, 1 parking space and much more make this a very special place to call home.
Property Details
Bedrooms
2
Bathrooms
1
Square Footage
985 sq ft
Neighborhood
Nob Hill, San Francisco
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Explore the Neighborhood
Exclusive and elegant, Nob Hill is home to some of the grandest mansions and most historic hotels one can find in San Francisco. Nob Hill is part of an enclave made accesible in the 1870s by the addition of cable cars climbing up California Street through the heart of the neighborhood. The area is considered the center of old San Francisco, where even today descendants of some of the original founding families of San Francisco keep continued memberships at renowned private clubs, including the infamous Bohemian Club.
All but destroyed in the fire of 1906, Nob Hill homes remain the most prestigious of San Francisco addresses. Old money is on display here, making itself seen through the extravagantly adorned buildings that line every street.Huntington Park is certainly the heart of Nob Hill. Home to the iconic 10-foot Fountain of Tortoises, families enjoy congregating on its shady expanses to take in a bit of respite following the hike up the hill. There is also a children's playground which is second to none.
The spiritual center of the community is found in the impressive stone architecture of Grace Cathedral. A Liberal bastion, the Cathedral administers an array of social justice programs, and brings inspiration through the many musical concerts it hosts throughout the year. Also on the grounds is an outdoor meditation labyrinth. Here visitors traverse the garden in silence as part of a meditative reflection on their own lives and the lives of others.
The neighborhood of Nob Hill remains a very walkable area despite its many steep avenues. It remains an urban oasis for residents while never being too far from the action of downtown. Perfectly situated it remains bounded by the excitement of Chinatown, the thrilling nightlife of Polk Street, and the upscale shopping of Union Square. Nob Hill is a walking commute from downtown and the financial district. And for those not interested in walking at the end of the day, MUNI provides monthly cable car passes. Now that's traveling in style!
All but destroyed in the fire of 1906, Nob Hill homes remain the most prestigious of San Francisco addresses. Old money is on display here, making itself seen through the extravagantly adorned buildings that line every street.Huntington Park is certainly the heart of Nob Hill. Home to the iconic 10-foot Fountain of Tortoises, families enjoy congregating on its shady expanses to take in a bit of respite following the hike up the hill. There is also a children's playground which is second to none.
The spiritual center of the community is found in the impressive stone architecture of Grace Cathedral. A Liberal bastion, the Cathedral administers an array of social justice programs, and brings inspiration through the many musical concerts it hosts throughout the year. Also on the grounds is an outdoor meditation labyrinth. Here visitors traverse the garden in silence as part of a meditative reflection on their own lives and the lives of others.
The neighborhood of Nob Hill remains a very walkable area despite its many steep avenues. It remains an urban oasis for residents while never being too far from the action of downtown. Perfectly situated it remains bounded by the excitement of Chinatown, the thrilling nightlife of Polk Street, and the upscale shopping of Union Square. Nob Hill is a walking commute from downtown and the financial district. And for those not interested in walking at the end of the day, MUNI provides monthly cable car passes. Now that's traveling in style!
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