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Charming Spanish Mediterranean
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$1,495,000
2587 26th Avenue, San Francisco
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Charming Spanish Mediterranean
Beautifully situated in San Francisco’s desirable Parkside neighborhood and first time on the market in over 50 years, this charming Spanish Mediterranean home offers a wonderful blend of original architectural character, inviting living spaces, and exciting potential. The living room features dramatic arched wood-beam ceilings and hardwood floors, complemented by an elegant formal dining room with a coffered ceiling and a separate breakfast room adjacent to a sunlit center patio. Two main-level bedrooms overlook the peaceful garden and backyard. At the same time, the original tile bathroom, complete with both a tub and a separate stall shower, adds to the home’s authentic period charm.
The lower level offers a large bonus room/third bedroom and second full bath (legality unknown), with flexibility of use as a family room, guest quarters, or future expansion. The spacious, high-ceilinged garage with excellent potential for additional living space accommodates two-car parking, abundant storage, and a laundry area with a utility sink. A sweet backyard features border planting areas and space to relax and enjoy the surroundings.
This home is adjacent to Parkside Square Park, offering playgrounds, athletic fields, and picnic areas. Enjoy easy access to Golden Gate Park, Ocean Beach, Stern Grove, and the shops and restaurants on Taraval Street, West Portal, and at Stonestown Galleria. Excellent transportation access is available with the L Taraval just blocks away, providing direct service through West Portal and into downtown San Francisco. Convenient access to 19th Avenue, Highway 1, and I-280 makes commuting throughout San Francisco and to the Peninsula easy.
Classic San Francisco architecture, generous space, and exciting potential—an opportunity not to be missed!
*Listing Agents cannot warrant legality of third bedroom and second bathroom on the lower level. Square footage and lot dimensions are per tax records. Trust sale, property to be purchased as-is; no warranties expressed or implied.
- Built in 1932
- 3 Bedrooms
- 2 Bathrooms
- 2,130 Square Feet
- 25' x 100' Lot Dimensions
- 2 Car Parking
Beautifully situated in San Francisco’s desirable Parkside neighborhood and first time on the market in over 50 years, this charming Spanish Mediterranean home offers a wonderful blend of original architectural character, inviting living spaces, and exciting potential. The living room features dramatic arched wood-beam ceilings and hardwood floors, complemented by an elegant formal dining room with a coffered ceiling and a separate breakfast room adjacent to a sunlit center patio. Two main-level bedrooms overlook the peaceful garden and backyard. At the same time, the original tile bathroom, complete with both a tub and a separate stall shower, adds to the home’s authentic period charm.
The lower level offers a large bonus room/third bedroom and second full bath (legality unknown), with flexibility of use as a family room, guest quarters, or future expansion. The spacious, high-ceilinged garage with excellent potential for additional living space accommodates two-car parking, abundant storage, and a laundry area with a utility sink. A sweet backyard features border planting areas and space to relax and enjoy the surroundings.
This home is adjacent to Parkside Square Park, offering playgrounds, athletic fields, and picnic areas. Enjoy easy access to Golden Gate Park, Ocean Beach, Stern Grove, and the shops and restaurants on Taraval Street, West Portal, and at Stonestown Galleria. Excellent transportation access is available with the L Taraval just blocks away, providing direct service through West Portal and into downtown San Francisco. Convenient access to 19th Avenue, Highway 1, and I-280 makes commuting throughout San Francisco and to the Peninsula easy.
Classic San Francisco architecture, generous space, and exciting potential—an opportunity not to be missed!
*Listing Agents cannot warrant legality of third bedroom and second bathroom on the lower level. Square footage and lot dimensions are per tax records. Trust sale, property to be purchased as-is; no warranties expressed or implied.
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Parkside is one of San Francisco’s most established and desirable residential neighborhoods, known for its peaceful tree-lined streets, classic homes, abundant parks, and welcoming community atmosphere. Located in the southwest part of the city, Parkside sits between Quintara Street and Sloat Boulevard, with Stern Grove and Pine Lake adding a beautiful natural backdrop to the neighborhood.
The neighborhood began developing in the early 1900s and experienced significant growth during the 1920s and 1930s. Today, its streets are characterized by charming stucco and Period Revival homes, many with distinctive architectural details and traditional San Francisco character.
The Parkside neighborhood in San Francisco is experiencing a culinary and retail renaissance, largely driven by business adaptations along the bustling Taraval Street commercial corridor. Establishments like Kingdom Of Dumpling and the historic Tennessee Grill continue to anchor the neighborhood's casual dining scene with highly rated comfort food. You can also find everyday conveniences, local shops, cafés, restaurants, markets, and services along Taraval Street. The neighborhood also benefits from excellent recreational amenities, including Parkside Square Park, Carl Larsen Park, Stern Grove, and Pine Lake.
For transportation, the L Taraval Muni Metro provides a direct connection through the west side toward downtown, while several bus lines serve the surrounding Avenues.
Overall, Parkside offers a particularly appealing combination of quiet residential living, classic San Francisco architecture, parks and open space, neighborhood shopping, and convenient transportation—making it especially attractive to buyers looking for a more relaxed residential setting while remaining connected to the city.
The neighborhood began developing in the early 1900s and experienced significant growth during the 1920s and 1930s. Today, its streets are characterized by charming stucco and Period Revival homes, many with distinctive architectural details and traditional San Francisco character.
The Parkside neighborhood in San Francisco is experiencing a culinary and retail renaissance, largely driven by business adaptations along the bustling Taraval Street commercial corridor. Establishments like Kingdom Of Dumpling and the historic Tennessee Grill continue to anchor the neighborhood's casual dining scene with highly rated comfort food. You can also find everyday conveniences, local shops, cafés, restaurants, markets, and services along Taraval Street. The neighborhood also benefits from excellent recreational amenities, including Parkside Square Park, Carl Larsen Park, Stern Grove, and Pine Lake.
For transportation, the L Taraval Muni Metro provides a direct connection through the west side toward downtown, while several bus lines serve the surrounding Avenues.
Overall, Parkside offers a particularly appealing combination of quiet residential living, classic San Francisco architecture, parks and open space, neighborhood shopping, and convenient transportation—making it especially attractive to buyers looking for a more relaxed residential setting while remaining connected to the city.
Parkside is one of San Francisco’s most established and desirable residential neighborhoods, known for its peaceful tree-lined streets, classic homes, abundant parks, and welcoming community atmosphere. Located in the southwest part of the city, Parkside sits between Quintara Street and Sloat Boulevard, with Stern Grove and Pine Lake adding a beautiful natural backdrop to the neighborhood.
The neighborhood began developing in the early 1900s and experienced significant growth during the 1920s and 1930s. Today, its streets are characterized by charming stucco and Period Revival homes, many with distinctive architectural details and traditional San Francisco character.
The Parkside neighborhood in San Francisco is experiencing a culinary and retail renaissance, largely driven by business adaptations along the bustling Taraval Street commercial corridor. Establishments like Kingdom Of Dumpling and the historic Tennessee Grill continue to anchor the neighborhood's casual dining scene with highly rated comfort food. You can also find everyday conveniences, local shops, cafés, restaurants, markets, and services along Taraval Street. The neighborhood also benefits from excellent recreational amenities, including Parkside Square Park, Carl Larsen Park, Stern Grove, and Pine Lake.
For transportation, the L Taraval Muni Metro provides a direct connection through the west side toward downtown, while several bus lines serve the surrounding Avenues.
Overall, Parkside offers a particularly appealing combination of quiet residential living, classic San Francisco architecture, parks and open space, neighborhood shopping, and convenient transportation—making it especially attractive to buyers looking for a more relaxed residential setting while remaining connected to the city.
The neighborhood began developing in the early 1900s and experienced significant growth during the 1920s and 1930s. Today, its streets are characterized by charming stucco and Period Revival homes, many with distinctive architectural details and traditional San Francisco character.
The Parkside neighborhood in San Francisco is experiencing a culinary and retail renaissance, largely driven by business adaptations along the bustling Taraval Street commercial corridor. Establishments like Kingdom Of Dumpling and the historic Tennessee Grill continue to anchor the neighborhood's casual dining scene with highly rated comfort food. You can also find everyday conveniences, local shops, cafés, restaurants, markets, and services along Taraval Street. The neighborhood also benefits from excellent recreational amenities, including Parkside Square Park, Carl Larsen Park, Stern Grove, and Pine Lake.
For transportation, the L Taraval Muni Metro provides a direct connection through the west side toward downtown, while several bus lines serve the surrounding Avenues.
Overall, Parkside offers a particularly appealing combination of quiet residential living, classic San Francisco architecture, parks and open space, neighborhood shopping, and convenient transportation—making it especially attractive to buyers looking for a more relaxed residential setting while remaining connected to the city.
Norm Dudum
Kathy White
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