Meticulously adapted for a modern era, this postcard-worthy Fairmont Heights Edwardian offers traditional charm with contemporary ease. Panoramic downtown views serve as a jaw dropping reminder of its prime location just moments from Noe Valley.
Meticulously adapted for a modern era, this postcard-worthy Fairmont Heights Edwardian offers traditional charm with contemporary ease. Panoramic downtown views serve as a jaw dropping reminder of its prime location just moments from Noe Valley.
A decorative portico introduces the home, hinting at what’s inside: beautiful period details juxtaposed with designer finishes. West-facing bay windows anchor the double parlor, highlighting spacious living areas. Entertain a table full of friends beneath the formal dining room’s original boxwood ceiling or grab a book off the living room’s custom built-in shelves for a relaxing night in.
The kitchen is the home’s main event, where you will likely host many of your own. Butcher block counters, stainless steel appliances, and a marble clad island define the sleek-yet-charming space, while wall-to-wall glass sliders drench the space in light and exclamation point views, opening to your own private skydeck.
Bedrooms are thoughtfully designed to maximize every inch of space. Updated hall bath features heated floors and soaking tub. Large windows in the laundry room let you enjoy more of the home’s scenic lookouts as you separate your lights and darks or organize coats and shoes in the adjacent mudroom.
Generous one-car garage parking with ample storage space.
1725 Noe sits on the edge of both Noe Valley and Glen Park, which gives you easy access to all that both neighborhoods have to offer. Glen Park is more than just a neighborhood, it’s a community. Among the top 20 American neighborhoods to experience the largest millennial population growth, Glen Park is bordered by Noe Valley and Bernal Heights. It sits on a sunny slope of San Francisco, packed with trendy restaurants, delightful stores, and a unique friendliness. Mark your calendar in April for the annual Glen Park Festival, a whole neighborhood celebration that dates back to 1911. Home to Glen Canyon Park, an amazing natural landscape with bouldering, a newly renovated recreation center, hiking trails, tennis courts, and more, Glen Park attracts active, outdoorsy people of all ages and is especially popular with families. Interstate 280, a quick drive away, makes for easy commuting. Or walk to the Glen Park BART station – a much-lauded study in Brutalist architecture – to quickly jet into the city.
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