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A Portola Home with History,East Bay Views, & Room for What's Next
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NOW OFFERED AT $898,000
711 Sweeny Street, Portola District, San Francisco
All About
711 Sweeny Street
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Explore the possibilities at 711 Sweeny Street, a cherished longtime family home in San Francisco's Portola District. Make it your own as you enjoy the warmth and character of this unique San Francisco neighborhood.
Picture a dedicated hobby room, a cozy spot for movie nights, a creative workspace, or a quiet place to unwind. These inviting spaces make it easy to imagine the many ways this home could work for you.
For anyone looking to settle or buy an investment home in the Portola District, this property offers the chance to combine bright main-level living space with additional rooms to personalize over time.
Bright Interiors & Everyday Comfort
Step into a bright main level, where skylights and windows fill the home with natural light. Three bedrooms and a full bathroom make up the primary living area, creating a welcoming, practical space for everyday routines, personal projects, and the next chapter of your homeownership. Views toward the East Bay add a special touch to the home's appeal.More Space to Explore
Beyond the main level, you’ll find additional spaces that can adapt to changing lifestyle needs. A versatile lower-level area with a private bathroom offers even more flexibility, while a separate family room behind the garage includes a wet bar and an additional bathroom.Picture a dedicated hobby room, a cozy spot for movie nights, a creative workspace, or a quiet place to unwind. These inviting spaces make it easy to imagine the many ways this home could work for you.
Discover Life in San Francisco's Portola District
Located near the Silver Avenue corridor, 711 Sweeny Street offers access to public transportation and neighborhood conveniences. Portola's local businesses, community atmosphere, and access to outdoor recreation make it an attractive place to put down roots in San Francisco.For anyone looking to settle or buy an investment home in the Portola District, this property offers the chance to combine bright main-level living space with additional rooms to personalize over time.
Make Your Next Move
Some homes are ready-made for someone else's vision. Others leave room for you to shape your own. 711 Sweeny Street is ready for its next chapter, with you at the helm.Interested in 711 Sweeny Street? Scroll down for listing updates, property details, and showing information.
Property Details
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Bedrooms
3
Bathrooms
1
Neighborhood
Portola, San Francisco
Year Built
1944
Property Type
Single-Family Home
Lot Size
2,000 sq ft
Parking
Attached Garage
Highlight (indoor)
Flexible Lower-Level Area
Highlight (outdoor)
Low-Maintenance Backyard
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ABOUT THE NEIGHBORHOOD
Enjoying Life in San Francisco's Portola District
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Portola is a residential neighborhood located in the southeastern part of San Francisco. It's bounded by Silver Avenue to the north, San Bruno Avenue to the east, Mansell Street to the south, and McLaren Park to the west. The neighborhood's name comes from the old Portola School, which was named after Gaspar de Portolà, the Spanish explorer who led the first European land expedition to northern California in 1769.
The main commercial corridor of Portola is San Bruno Avenue, which features local businesses, restaurants, and shops. This street serves as the neighborhood's primary hub for community activity and commerce. Public transportation in Portola is primarily served by Muni bus lines. The neighborhood is also relatively close to the Glen Park BART station, providing broader access to the Bay Area.
Portola's architecture is characterized by a mix of housing styles. Many homes in the area were built in the 1920s and 1930s, featuring California bungalow and Mediterranean revival styles. The neighborhood also includes some mid-century homes and newer developments. Most residences are single-family houses, but there are also some small apartment buildings and duplexes.
Portola is considered a good place to live for several reasons. It offers a relatively affordable housing option in San Francisco's expensive real estate market. The neighborhood has a strong sense of community, with many long-time residents and families. It's known for its cultural diversity, which is reflected in its local businesses and community events.
One of Portola's notable features is its history of greenhouse farming. While most of the greenhouses are now gone, this legacy is celebrated in the neighborhood's unofficial title as "San Francisco's Garden District." The area still maintains several community gardens and green spaces.
McLaren Park, one of San Francisco's largest parks, borders Portola to the west, providing residents with easy access to extensive recreational facilities, including hiking trails, playgrounds, and a golf course.
The neighborhood offers a quieter, more suburban feel compared to more central parts of San Francisco, while still providing relatively easy access to downtown and other city amenities.
The main commercial corridor of Portola is San Bruno Avenue, which features local businesses, restaurants, and shops. This street serves as the neighborhood's primary hub for community activity and commerce. Public transportation in Portola is primarily served by Muni bus lines. The neighborhood is also relatively close to the Glen Park BART station, providing broader access to the Bay Area.
Portola's architecture is characterized by a mix of housing styles. Many homes in the area were built in the 1920s and 1930s, featuring California bungalow and Mediterranean revival styles. The neighborhood also includes some mid-century homes and newer developments. Most residences are single-family houses, but there are also some small apartment buildings and duplexes.
Portola is considered a good place to live for several reasons. It offers a relatively affordable housing option in San Francisco's expensive real estate market. The neighborhood has a strong sense of community, with many long-time residents and families. It's known for its cultural diversity, which is reflected in its local businesses and community events.
One of Portola's notable features is its history of greenhouse farming. While most of the greenhouses are now gone, this legacy is celebrated in the neighborhood's unofficial title as "San Francisco's Garden District." The area still maintains several community gardens and green spaces.
McLaren Park, one of San Francisco's largest parks, borders Portola to the west, providing residents with easy access to extensive recreational facilities, including hiking trails, playgrounds, and a golf course.
The neighborhood offers a quieter, more suburban feel compared to more central parts of San Francisco, while still providing relatively easy access to downtown and other city amenities.
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