• 2-bed, 1-bath Victorian-era condo in historic Haight-Ashbury
• 1,428 sq. ft. (per tax records) | Built 1895, with updated kitchen and lighting
• Period Victorian details: soaring ceilings, picture-rail molding, decorative plaster cornice work, original ceiling medallions, hardwood floors throughout
• Updated kitchen: refreshed appliances, upgraded lighting, paint, countertop, and backsplash
• Grand main-level living and dining with original architectural character intact
• 2 well-proportioned bedrooms with generous closets, full bath completes the all-on-one-level layout
• Future upside: Deeded attic with potential for rooftop deck conversion (subject to permits and approvals)
• Garage & outdoor: 1 garage parking space with laundry hookups and storage, driveway parking, access to shared backyard
• Storied Haight-Ashbury streetscape, steps from Cole Valley village
• Walker’s Paradise (Walk Score 97): half-block to Haight Street shops and cafés (Amoeba Music, The Booksmith, Cha Cha Cha) | approximately 7-minute walk to Cole Valley village core (Zazie, Cole Valley Tavern, InoVino, Reverie Café, Crepes on Cole, Say Cheese)
• Nearby parks include: Buena Vista Park (SF’s oldest official park with forested trails and sweeping outlooks), the Panhandle and Golden Gate Park (just blocks north), Tank Hill (panoramic city views from 650-foot summit), Grattan Playground (tennis courts, community center), Mount Sutro (forested trails)
• Transit & connectivity: N-Judah MUNI at Cole and Carl (approximately 20 minutes to downtown Embarcadero) | Easy access to Highway 101, I-280, Golden Gate Bridge, and SFO

Welcome to a top-floor Victorian retreat where vintage craftsmanship meets one of San Francisco’s most coveted walkable lifestyles. Set in an intimate two-unit Victorian building at the seam of Haight-Ashbury and Cole Valley, this 2-bedroom, 1-bath condo spans 1,428 sq. ft. (per tax records) with a flexible floor plan, soaring 11-foot ceilings, and a Walker’s Paradise location (Walk Score 97) that puts celebrated restaurants, cafes, bars, and Golden Gate Park essentially at your doorstep. With CC&Rs granting rights to develop the attic and add a rooftop deck (buyer to verify city permitting requirements and CC&R details), there is meaningful upside potential.

Step inside to grand-scale proportions and the period character original to homes of this era. Eleven-foot ceilings amplify every room, framing oversized windows that pour natural light through a flexible layout. Original period details remain beautifully intact, from the intricate trim work to the ornate ceiling medallions, while thoughtful updates to fixtures and finishes deliver a graceful blend of old-world charm and modern convenience. Hardwood floors flow throughout the living areas, with tile in the kitchen and bath. The kitchen has been thoughtfully updated with refreshed appliances, an upgraded countertop and backsplash, fresh paint, and curated light fixtures, complemented by upgraded lighting throughout. Two well-proportioned bedrooms and a full bath complete the floor, with a shared backyard offering an outdoor extension below. The foundation was updated in 2010, anchoring the home’s Victorian character with modern peace of mind. A private garage paired with a driveway delivers a parking combination almost unheard of in this stretch of the city.

Step out the door and the city unfolds. Haight Street’s iconic shops, music venues, and dining (anchored by Amoeba Music) sit just up the hill, while the Cole and Carl commercial corridor delivers Zazie’s legendary brunch, Woods and Lovely’s smashburgers, InoVino’s biodynamic wines, Beit Rima, Finnegans Wake, Say Cheese, and Wooden Coffee House. Golden Gate Park, Buena Vista Park, Tank Hill, and the Panhandle ring the neighborhood with green space, and the N-Judah MUNI delivers a direct ride to downtown and Caltrain.