There’s no shortage of natural light in this sunlit, modern condo. Floor-to-ceiling windows illuminate every room as they look out over the tree-lined street dotted with classic San Francisco architecture. It doesn’t hurt that you’re in one of the sunniest parts of the city – highly desired Pacific Heights, a short walk to fashionable Fillmore St and Lafayette Park with easy access to tech shuttles and downtown.
There’s no shortage of natural light in this sunlit, modern condo. Floor-to-ceiling windows illuminate every room as they look out over the tree-lined street dotted with classic San Francisco architecture. It doesn’t hurt that you’re in one of the sunniest parts of the city – highly desired Pacific Heights, a short walk to fashionable Fillmore St and Lafayette Park with easy access to tech shuttles and downtown.
Modern lighting and hardware, accent walls, and updated hardwood floors amplify the stylish interior. A smart floor plan puts bedrooms on one end and social spaces on the other, so you can rest easy even if someone is up late watching television or chatting in the living room. Living room, kitchen, and dining area are primarily open, with just enough division to allow for privacy without compromising light or flow. The updated kitchen features stainless-steel appliances and quartz counters – plenty of cabinet and counter space to experiment with dinner ideas for a few close friends. If you find you’re missing an ingredient, just hop across the street to Whole Foods. On chilly days, get cozy in the generous living room; when warm weather hits, take your hors d’oeuvres out on the balcony or head to the shared courtyard where you’ll find a large pool (heated in the summer!) and seating area.
Bedrooms are bright and comfortable with ample closet space. The primary bedroom boasts a custom walk-in, sun-soaked sitting area, and en suite powder room. A full bath with tub sits conveniently adjacent.
One-car garage parking.
Pacific Heights sometimes feels like a movie set with its colorful Victorians and well-maintained mansions. One of the few neighborhoods that survived the 1906 earthquake, it has evolved into an exclusive area with a host of shopping, dining, and entertainment activities for residents and visitors alike. For groceries, you have your pick of Whole Foods, Mollie Stone’s, and Trader Joe’s, all with great parking. Lafayette Park is just around the corner when kids or pups need some extra space to run around, and it also offers readily available tennis courts and excellent viewing of the Blue Angels during Fleet Week. Fillmore Street is the main shopping hub, home to high-end retail and consignment and curated boutiques, just an eight-minute walk away. While you’re there, grab a slice at Pizzeria Delfina or treat yourself to Florio or the Michelin-rated SPQR. Commuting could not be easier with California and Bush Streets taking you directly downtown towards the financial district and SOMA. Freeways can be accessed via Gough Street and Van Ness Avenue nearby. For a carless commute, you can find Muni bus lines running along California and Fillmore Streets.
OPEN HOUSE
Saturday 5/28, 1 – 4 PM
BROKER TOUR
Tuesday 5/31, 10:30 AM – 12 PM
Please contact 1817CaliforniaSt101@ruthkrishnan.com for showing instructions. Full disclosure package available, including pest and home inspections.
The Krishnan Team
415.735.5867
info@ruthkrishnan.com
