Set in the heart of the Inner Sunset, this 1910 Edwardian pairs authentic period character with a floor plan designed for everyday living: 4 bedrooms together upstairs, a modern kitchen opening to a walkout deck and level garden, and a flexible lower-level with den, office space and a full bath. Just 1 block from Irving Street, 2 blocks from Golden Gate Park, and a 3-minute walk to the N-Judah, the home puts the best of the neighborhood outside the door, with a Walk Score of 98.
A paneled front door framed by leaded-glass sidelights opens to a gracious entry with a period staircase, wainscoting, and inlaid hardwood floors. The living room features an expansive bay window with leaded-glass transoms and a decorative brick fireplace flanked by floor-to-ceiling built-ins. The dining room adds a box beam ceiling and second decorative brick fireplace with stone hearth. At the rear, the modern kitchen features marble countertops, a large island with farmhouse sink and bar seating, stainless steel appliances, terracotta tile floors, and a separate butler’s pantry. Direct access to the deck creates a natural connection between cooking, entertaining, and the garden below.
Upstairs, all 4 bedrooms sit together on 1 level with a full bath and half bath. The light-filled primary features a walk-in closet and coved ceiling, while the front bedrooms offer bay windows and eastern light. Downstairs, a den with built-ins and an additional full bath creates flexible space for guests, work, or lounging. Laundry, storage, and interior access to the attached 1-car garage with EV charger complete the lower level.
Out back, the deck leads down to a level garden framed by mature camellias and a walnut tree, with an open center for dining, grilling, and gardening. Recent improvements include a roof replaced in 2023, replacement of the sewer line from the house to the street in 2021, and windows replaced throughout in 2009 to 2010.
Life here runs on foot. Irving Street’s cafés, restaurants, markets, and Sunday farmers market are close at hand, while Golden Gate Park offers miles of trails, gardens, museums, and open space. The N-Judah provides a direct connection downtown or west to Ocean Beach.
San Francisco’s Inner Sunset is a lively neighborhood known for its community feel, fantastic food scene, and unbeatable location. With plenty of great restaurants—from Thai to Italian, Mediterranean, and sushi—there’s always something delicious just around the corner.
One of the best parts about Inner Sunset is being next door to Golden Gate Park. Perfect for running, biking, hiking, or just relaxing outdoors, the park is a daily escape for families and nature lovers alike. Playgrounds and soccer fields make weekends especially fun for families.
Getting around is easy thanks to the Muni train, and the neighborhood’s close proximity to UCSF makes it ideal for anyone in healthcare looking for a quick commute.
Plus, Inner Sunset neighbors other favorite spots like West Portal and Cole Valley, giving you even more to explore.
Friendly, convenient, and full of charm—Inner Sunset is an ideal place to call home.
OPEN HOUSE
Sunday, 9/27 2 – 4 PM
BROKER TOUR
Tuesday, 9/29 1 – 3 PM
Please contact us at 1386-7thAve@ruthkrishnan.com for showing instructions.
The Krishnan Team
415.735.5867
info@ruthkrishnan.com