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Craig Ackerman presents:
A gem in the Inner Richmond. Updated Edwardian full-floor flat in a two unit building. Impressive period details include a decorative FP and coved ceilings, formal LR/DR with lots of natural light, box beamed ceiling & built-ins. French doors open to a private exterior deck, ideal for entertaining and star gazing. The kitchen includes modern granite countertops, updated SS appliances, and built-in bar counter. Recent upgrades include remodeled bath, new lighting, faucets & fixtures, refinished hardwood floors, and new paint throughout. Direct access from the unit to the garage including a deeded parking space and plenty of room for storage. Common areas include the rear yard, w/ two decks & synth turf, and permitted guest room on the ground floor w/ sitting room, & Br w/ backyard access. Steps to Golden Gate Park, Rossi Park and Pool, de Young Museum, Academy of Sciences, Japanese Tea Garden, Haight St, Whole Foods, Clement St, and 9th/Irving; a walkers paradise!
For All Tours:
Have your agent check the MLS for up to date schedule and instructions. If you do not have an agent, contact our office!
Open Houses:
July 30th & 31st - 2pm-4pm
August 4th - Twilight Tour 5pm-7pm
August 6th & 7th - 11am-1pm
Brokers Tours:
August 2nd - 11am-12:30pm
August 9th - 11:30am-1pm
Additional Showings by Appointment:
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415.989.8884
Well known for its pockets of Russian and Chinese culture, there is always something unique to explore in the Inner Richmond District. Much like the Outer District, you will find similar row houses along the hilly streets. With / Golden Gate Park, Presidio, and plenty of local attractions and food all within a mile radius of the Inner Richmond District, there is never a dull moment in this vibrant Bay Area neighborhood.
When Inner Richmond residents are craving an amazing meal, they will usually head over to Clement Street. Sandwiched in between Geary and Balboa Street, Clement Street’s notable local restaurants include:
Burma Superstar: Plenty of incredible Asain fusion cuisine can be found at this small, popular restaurant.
Eats: Short on space but big on flavor, Eats features some amazing breakfast options that will jumpstart your morning.
Halu Restaurant: If you love ramen and other Japanese staples, this is a must-visit.
Arsicault Bakery: Heralded by Sunset Magazine as having the best croissant in San Francisco, you will also find plenty of other savory/sweet baked goods.
Just north of the Inner Richmond District you will find Mountain Lake Park. Located near the southwest section of Presidio, residents and tourists love to ride bikes or run/walk along the lake. Mountain Lake Park also offers many of the amenities you’d expect from a park: off-leash dog area, tennis/basketball courts, a playground, and picnic areas. Living in Inner Richmond also provides easy access to one of San Francisco’s most popular golf courses. Presidio Golf Course’s entrance is located near the intersection of Arguello and Pacific; once you arrive, you will be treated to a majestic forest-lined golf course. Afterwards, you can enjoy a refreshing beverage and food inside their beautiful clubhouse.
The Presidio and its 1000-plus acres of space have more to offer than parks and golf courses. The headquarters of both Disney and Industrial Lights and Magic are located near the northeast corner, and employees of either can enjoy a morning or afternoon walk to and from work. As the area continues its revitalization, there’s no telling what fun and adventure will be available in Presidio in the years to come!