Every Room With A View.
The Russian Hill Condo You’ve Been Waiting For.
The Russian Hill Condo You’ve Been Waiting For.
Petra Langer & Kelli Johnson
Property Details
Bedrooms
3
Bathrooms
2
Square Footage
1,676 sq ft
Neighborhood
Russian Hill
Year Built
1988
Property Type
Condo
Parking
One Space in Shared Garage
HOA
$625
Outdoor space
Private Balcony and Terrace
Laundry
In-Unit
Building size
3 Units
Some homes have a view. This one is built around it.
A gas fireplace anchors the open living area, and a balcony off the dining room brings in the breeze off the water. The updated kitchen, with new appliances and a wine fridge, opens to the dining room, so even the cook gets a view of the Bay. The primary suite is a true retreat, finished with a spa-like bathroom.
Outside, a private terrace is framed by Coit Tower and Fisherman’s Wharf, where the Ferris wheel turns and cruise ships come into dock. Morning coffee, an afternoon at the desk, dinner as the city lights come on: every part of the day has a backdrop.
A dedicated laundry room and one-car parking with storage complete this rare Russian Hill offering, a view home that feels warm, livable and made for real life.
North Beach, Ghirardelli Square, Polk Street, Jackson Square, Chinatown, and Downtown are all within walking distance, offering dining, culture, and quintessential San Francisco energy in every direction.
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Floor Plan
Floor plan
Explore Nearby Neighborhoods
Russian Hill
Russian Hill is one of San Francisco’s most distinctive neighborhoods, known for steep streets, sweeping views, and a mix of Edwardian and Victorian row houses alongside mid-century and contemporary homes. Landmarks include Lombard Street, the famous “crookedest street in the world,” and the Feusier Octagon House, a rare surviving 19th-century octagon home on Green Street. Boutiques and restaurants with a European flair line Union, Hyde, and Jackson, and the original Swensen’s Ice Cream is at Union and Hyde. Despite the hills, it’s very walkable, with Fisherman’s Wharf, North Beach, and the Financial District close by and several Muni lines nearby.
North Beach
North Beach sits at the heart of San Francisco, stretching from Broadway and Columbus north toward the bay and up Telegraph Hill. It’s the city’s Italian-American heart and the spiritual home of the Beat poets, with City Lights Bookstore, where Ginsberg’s Howl was first published, still anchoring the neighborhood. Beyond the lively weekend crowds, the real North Beach lives in the quiet hillside streets, old-school neighborhood haunts, and elevated blocks of beautiful homes with sweeping evening views. Browse the boutiques along Grant Street, then settle in for some of the best Italian food this side of the Amalfi Coast.
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Petra Langer
Kelli Johnson
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Petra Langer
Kelli Johnson