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Get ready to love where you live!
Get ready to love where you live!
“I never knew this existed!”, exclaimed almost everyone who has ever visited this treasure trove of independently owned single family houses. Behind a bank of majestic redwood trees and past a naturally landscaped path, you’ll find this remarkable home serenely sequestered in a park-like setting atop one of the most coveted streets in Dolores Heights. The front garden invites a morning coffee or an early evening glass of wine amidst the privacy of your own botanical oasis. Memories are ready to be made in a space of exquisite interior design that feels like home the moment you cross the threshold.
The common sense floor plan has a primary en-suite, three bedrooms on the upper level, a half bathroom on the main level and an enormous garage with interior access that comfortably fits at least two cars and more room for storage than most know what to do with. Verdant outlooks and open vistas abound from nearly every room in the house. Step outside to revel in a sensory sanctuary and greet the best of San Francisco at your doorstep.
Open Houses:
Friday, February 16: 4:30pm - 6:00pm
Sunday, February 18: 2:00pm - 4:00pm
Brokers Tour:
Tuesday, February 20: 12:00pm - 2:00pm
Showings by Appointment:
Contact Linda LeBlanc
(415) 734-7303
[email protected]
The vibrant neighborhood of Dolores Heights is located just west of the Mission District and is sandwiched between The Castro and Noe Valley and is considered one of the Bay Area’s most affluent neighborhoods. Victorian and Edwardian-style homes – many of which were built in the early 20th-Century – make up a majority of the real estate in Dolores Heights, with condos and townhomes sprinkled throughout. Since the Twin Peaks block the strong winds from the west, Dolores Heights residents enjoy a warm, sunny climate compared to other San Francisco neighborhoods.
Mission Dolores Park hugs the eastern border of Dolores Heights, and is a popular gathering place for outdoor activities and festivals. The grassy lawns are ideal for afternoon picnics or kicking around a soccer ball. Amenities provided at Mission Dolores Park include tennis courts, basketball courts, a playground, and two off-leash dog areas. The park also hosts a variety of events including Film Nights and live performances.
When residents of Dolores Heights want to enjoy a fun night out with friends, or a delicious meal without venturing too far from home, 24th Street is one of the more popular options. Notable shops and restaurants in Dolores Heights include:
The 24th Street and Mission BART Station is less than a mile from Dolores Heights, which provides easy access to Silicon Valley, the Financial District, and Oakland. Additionally, the Muni “J” route, which runs down Church St, is another viable option for commuting to and from Union Square and the Theater District.
