Beyond the kitchen of this 1900 Victorian, an elevated deck offers an inviting retreat in the heart of the Mission. Below lies a level, sun-washed garden framed in horizontal cedar: a paver dining patio beneath strings of café lights, built-in cedar benches, planter boxes, and raised vegetable beds, all shaded by mature avocado and lemon trees heavy with fruit. Yet the best of the neighborhood waits just beyond the front gate. With a Walk Score of 97, the cafés and taquerias of 24th Street are a 1-minute walk, and Valencia Street and 24th St. Mission BART are each within about 15 minutes on foot.
Inside, period craftsmanship sets the tone. The entry hall features embossed wainscoting, a transom window, and hardwood floors. The formal living room rises to 10’6″ ceilings, crowned by a ceiling medallion and anchored by a bay window and a gas fireplace: a carved wood overmantel with beveled mirror above a patterned tile surround and hearth. The dining room keeps its original glass-front built-in and embossed wainscoting, while the primary bedroom is lined with floor-to-ceiling built-in wardrobes. A second bedroom completes the plan. The updated bathroom pairs a glass walk-in shower with matte black fixtures over star-patterned tile.
The bright kitchen features white cabinetry with leaded-glass uppers, quartz and butcher-block counters, stainless steel appliances, and a gas range. Through a glass-paneled door, a window-lined sun porch with laundry leads straight to the deck, so a weeknight dinner moves outdoors without a second thought. Adding to the home’s versatility, the lower level includes additional living space, a full bath, and a wet bar.
This is the Mission’s sun belt, where Twin Peaks holds back the fog and the neighborhood enjoys some of San Francisco’s sunniest and warmest weather. Mornings start at Dynamo Donut & Coffee or St. Francis Fountain, with the shops, cafes, and restaurants of 24th Street around the corner. Dinner is a 12-minute walk to Penny Roma or Flour + Water. Beretta, Arizmendi Bakery, and the rest of Valencia Street are about 15 minutes away, and 24th St. Mission BART reaches downtown in about 10 minutes.
The Inner Mission has a rhythm all its own, where neighborhood markets, destination restaurants, and independent shops create a lively yet welcoming place to call home. Quieter than the busiest commercial corridors yet exceptionally walkable, this pocket offers a slightly slower pace without sacrificing energy or access.
The neighborhood is home to beloved local staples like Gus’s Community Market for everyday essentials, as well as some of the city’s most celebrated dining destinations, including Flour + Water, Penny Roma, and Tartine Manufactory. Design-forward retailers such as Heath Ceramics add to the area’s distinctive character, while an ever-evolving mix of cafés, wine bars, and neighborhood favorites make dining and gathering part of daily life.
The nearby Valencia Street corridor expands the experience even further, offering boutiques, galleries, coffee shops, and vibrant nightlife that contribute to the Mission’s creative energy. Convenient access to both 16th Street Mission BART Station and 24th Street Mission BART Station, along with tech shuttles and major freeways, makes getting around San Francisco and the Bay Area convenient.
A walker’s paradise, the Inner Mission supports an active, connected lifestyle. Fitness studios, climbing gyms, parks, and bike share stations are woven into the fabric of the neighborhood. Altogether, the Inner Mission’s blend of creativity, entrepreneurship, color, and authenticity creates one of the most dynamic and inspiring places to live in the city.
OPEN HOUSE
Sunday, 10/18 2 – 4 PM
BROKER TOUR
Tuesday, 10/20 2 – 4 PM
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The Krishnan Team
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