Two blocks from Sutro Heights Park and a 6-minute walk from the Lands End Lookout, 8137-8139 Geary Blvd is a fully vacant 1948 duplex on the final 2-lane, tree-lined blocks of Geary, where the boulevard slows down before it meets the Pacific. The building offers 4 bedrooms, 2 baths, and 2,600 sq. ft. (per tax records) across 2 stacked, open-concept flats, each with oak hardwood floors, a decorative fireplace, Taj Mahal quartz kitchen counters, 2 south-facing bedrooms, central heating, assigned garage parking, and its own laundry and storage. A shared back patio with a hot tub completes the picture. Live in 1 and lease the other, or hold both.
A classic San Francisco tunnel entrance leads in from the street. Up top, 8139 is the view flat: both bedrooms look out to the ocean and Golden Gate Park, the dining room frames the Pacific, and a skylight brightens the kitchen. The living room centers on a decorative fireplace, and the dining room opens directly to the kitchen. One level down, 8137 follows the same open plan: living room with decorative fireplace, dining room open to a Taj Mahal quartz kitchen, 2 bedrooms with southern light, and 1 full bath. The 2-car side-by-side garage assigns 1 space to each unit, along with laundry units and an exclusive storage closet for each. From the garage level, the shared back patio and hot tub look toward Golden Gate Park.
Days here run on ocean air. Walk the cypress-lined paths of Sutro Heights down to Ocean Beach, about 10 minutes from the door, or follow the Lands End trail to the Sutro Baths ruins. Seal Rock Inn Restaurant serves brunch 4 minutes away. Balboa Street, a 13-minute walk, delivers bagels and Detroit-style pizza at The Laundromat, pastries at Devil’s Teeth Baking Company, sandwiches and wine at Boa’s CVC, coffee at Simple Pleasures Cafe, and a film at the Balboa Theatre. Safeway on La Playa covers groceries. The 38R Geary Rapid stops 1 block away and runs to the Salesforce Transit Center without a transfer, and Park Presidio leads to the Golden Gate Bridge.
8137 Geary Blvd lives like a little beach house at the edge of the city, with Sutro Heights, Lands End, Ocean Beach, and Golden Gate Park as the backyard. This open-concept 2-bedroom, 1-bath lower condo in a 1948 2-unit building offers 1,125 sq. ft. (per graphic artist), oak hardwood floors, a decorative fireplace, Taj Mahal quartz counters, central heating, 1 assigned garage space with exclusive-use laundry and storage, and a shared back patio with a hot tub. Sutro Heights Park is 2 blocks away and the Lands End Lookout is a 6-minute walk.
The home sits on the final 2-lane, tree-lined blocks of Geary, behind a classic San Francisco tunnel entrance. Inside, the plan is open and easy to use: the living room gathers around a decorative fireplace, and the dining room opens right into the kitchen, so whoever is cooking stays in the conversation. Taj Mahal quartz counters anchor the kitchen, and oak hardwood floors carry underfoot. The 2 south-facing bedrooms catch the morning sun, and 1 full bath serves both. In the garage, 1 side-by-side space is assigned to this unit, with exclusive-use laundry and storage close at hand. The garage level leads out to the shared back patio, where the hot tub looks toward Golden Gate Park.
The coast is the daily routine here, and so is a good dinner. Walk through Sutro Heights and down the path to Ocean Beach in about 10 minutes, or take the Lands End trail to the Sutro Baths ruins. Balboa Street, a 13-minute walk, is one of the city’s most talked-about dining stretches: The Laundromat for bagels by day and Detroit-style pizza by night, Devil’s Teeth Baking Company, Boa’s CVC, Miki, Simple Pleasures Cafe, and the Balboa Theatre. Ocean Beach Cafe and Andytown Coffee Roasters pour coffee near the sand, Seal Rock Inn Restaurant is 4 minutes away, and Safeway on La Playa covers the essentials. The 38R Geary Rapid stops 1 block away and runs downtown without a transfer, and Park Presidio leads to the Golden Gate Bridge.
On the top floor of a 1948 2-unit building 2 blocks from Sutro Heights Park, 8139 Geary Blvd is the condo with the views. Both bedrooms look out to the ocean and Golden Gate Park, and the dining room frames the Pacific. This open-concept 2-bedroom, 1-bath home offers 1,125 sq. ft. (per graphic artist), oak hardwood floors, a decorative fireplace, Taj Mahal quartz counters, a kitchen skylight, central heating, 1 assigned garage space with exclusive-use laundry and storage, and a shared back patio with a hot tub, all a 6-minute walk from the Lands End Lookout.
A classic San Francisco tunnel entrance leads in from the final 2-lane, tree-lined blocks of Geary. Upstairs, the living room centers on a decorative fireplace, with oak hardwood underfoot. The dining room opens straight into the kitchen, where Taj Mahal quartz counters sit under a skylight and the ocean fills the dining room window. The 2 south-facing bedrooms take in morning sun along with their water and park views, and 1 full bath serves both. In the side-by-side garage, 1 space is assigned to this unit, alongside an exclusive-use laundry stack and ample storage. From the garage level, the shared back patio and hot tub are ready for the end of the day.
Out here, the ocean sets the schedule. Sutro Heights Park is 2 blocks away, with a path down to Ocean Beach for sunset walks, and Lands End delivers the Sutro Baths ruins and Golden Gate Bridge views. Coffee is at Andytown Coffee Roasters or Ocean Beach Cafe near the sand, and brunch is at Seal Rock Inn Restaurant, 4 minutes from the door. Balboa Street, a 13-minute walk, lines up The Laundromat for bagels and Detroit-style pizza, Devil’s Teeth Baking Company for pastries, Boa’s CVC, Miki, and the Balboa Theatre for movie night. Safeway on La Playa and Balboa Produce handle groceries. The 38R Geary Rapid stops 1 block away and runs downtown without a transfer, with the 5/5R Fulton and 31 Balboa close by and Park Presidio leading to the Golden Gate Bridge.
Natural beauty abounds in Outer Richmond, a sweet little beach town with amazing connectivity for commuting or touring about the rest of the city. Vast green spaces border the neighborhood, enhancing its suburban appeal. Golden Gate Park to the south and Lands End to the north offer hiking trails, gardens, golf courses, and museums galore. Sutro Heights Park and Ocean Beach are an easy walk, as are the dining and shopping corridors along Balboa and Geary. You have your pick of bakeries, Italian, Chinese, Japanese, Mexican, and sweet shops, along with nearby grocery stores. Muni terminals a few blocks away take you straight downtown, and Park Presidio connects to Highway 1 for a weekend jaunt north to Marin.
OPEN HOUSE
Sunday, 10/11 2 – 4 PM
BROKER TOUR
Tuesday, 10/13 11 AM – 1 PM
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