Presented by Bonnie Spindler
Sunny, Spacious, & Seamlessly Connected
$678,000
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About This Home
The Third Street corridor is sunny and warm when the rest of SF sits under a layer of fog. This modern condo is oversized, sunny, clean, and move-in ready. Convenient doesn't do it justice. Walk to the middle of 3rd Street to catch the Muni to the ballpark or downtown. Your commute from this southern perch to Silicon Valley and the airport is unbelievably fast, especially with parking included. Inside, the tall ceilings are striking. The circular floor plan is great for feng shui and entertaining. The kitchen is a real full-sized kitchen with stainless steel appliances, bamboo cabinets, and an eat-at-it bar terrazzo countertop. The dining room is lovely and easily seats 6. The living room faces south with city views and a door out to the private deck. Imagine a glass of wine as the sun sets and the twinkling lights of the city come on. Contiguous with the living room is an office nook for at-home jobs and bill paying. The desk and cabinets are built-in. It's warm and well-lit. The bedroom is also south-facing, with new carpeting and space enough for a king bed and side tables. The closets are large, walk-through, with nice built-ins. The bathroom is large, really large. It has a shower over tub, a stacking washer/dryer and vanity for storage. One car deeded parking also comes with the unit, and a lovely interior courtyard with trees, gardens and benches. The building has a grocery and Limone Restaurant, which is very well regarded. The 3rd St. corridor is happening, with great restaurants, shops, garden centers, and bars. Check out ALL GOOD PIZZA, FLORA GRUBB, OPERA HOUSE, OLD SKOOL CAFE, CRAFTSMEN AND WOLVES, and the brand-new BAYVIEW OYSTER BAR.Parks abound.
Property Details
Bedrooms
1
Bathrooms
1
Square Feet
824 sq ft
Neighborhood
Bayview
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Bayview, just south of Islais Creek, is a community intent on reinventing itself as an artist's colony and gardening mecca. Both the Hunters Point Shipyard Artists Open Studio and Flora Grubb Gardens are cases in point. The neighborhood takes pride in its public and backyard gardens, and the San Francisco Produce Market provides local produce to many of San Francisco's finest restaurants. Three-quarters of the residents are loyal homeowners, many of whom have developed the Quesada Garden Initiative. This community-building effort started with a few neighbors beautifying Quesada Avenue and has blossomed into an award-winning project and serves as a model for communities across the nation. Properties are still affordable and comprised primarily of single-family residences. Architecture is a smorgasbord with some renovated projects, colorful stucco homes and Victorians.
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