Perched on the top floor of a 1949 mid-century building in Eureka Valley, 28 Yukon Street is a 2-bedroom, 1-bath condo organized around light and views. The open floor plan pairs a chef’s kitchen with Viking and Bosch appliances, refinished oak floors, and an exclusive-use west-facing deck looking out to Sutro Tower and Tank Hill, while the downtown skyline appears from both bedrooms, the kitchen window, and even the shower. Walk Score 90, Kite Hill Open Space a 1-minute walk from the door, and Castro MUNI Metro 10 minutes on foot.
The living and dining rooms run seamlessly into the kitchen, where an oversized island with dark honed stone anchors the space. A Viking professional 5-burner gas range sits beneath a chimney-style stainless hood, joined by a Viking dishwasher, Bosch slide-in microwave, and Bosch French-door refrigerator. A porcelain apron-front sink faces a window framing the skyline. Double sliding doors open directly from the living area onto the expansive deck, with the shared garden and fire pit below and western light pouring in through the afternoon.
Down the hall, 2 generously sized bedrooms each take in Corona Heights and the downtown skyline, with large closets. Custom sliding frosted-glass door and built-in organizer system in the primary. The remodeled full bath features a marble counter, white subway tile, and marble hexagon mosaic floors, with a cast-iron soaking tub, and the shower looks straight out to downtown. A laundry closet with a stacked front-loading washer and dryer, Baldwin hardware throughout, and a 2026 refresh (interior paint, refinished floors) complete the unit. 1 assigned parking space in the shared 2-car garage includes interior access.
Life here starts uphill: morning on the Kite Hill overlook or the Tank Hill outcrop, then down to Spike’s or Philz on Castro Street for coffee. Mollie Stone’s at 18th covers groceries, Anchor Oyster Bar handles cioppino night, and Starbelly’s patio is the brunch default. Corona Heights Park and the Seward Street slides are within a 12-minute walk, and the K, M, and T lines at Castro Station run straight downtown, with Market and Guerrero feeding Hwy 101 and I-280.
The vibrant culture and colorful streetscapes have long been a source of San Francisco PRIDE. It’s a welcoming community known for its flamboyant bars and restaurants, glittering shops, and historical theaters. This neighborhood benefits from spectacular proximity to walkable, dining, shopping, transportation, Dolores Park and schooling options. Famous for its vibrant painted murals and classic architecture, dotting the neighborhood, the streets captivate you with all of its beauty. Not to mention, the area boasts some of the best eateries in San Francisco. It also is on the edge and walkable to the on-trend Castro and Mission neighborhoods. The beauty of the surrounding architecture and its centrality are rivaled only by the fierce creativity, passion and productivity of its residents: resulting in the one-of-a-kind experience of a life well lived. Whether you’re looking to be close to the vibrant Castro district or want a quieter place for your family, you’ll find the perfect spot to call home. The neighborhood’s roots lie in the LGBTQIA civil rights movement and is now home to many activists and a thriving LGBTQIA community. However if you do decide to leave this happy little enclave, it’s an easy trip via Muni, BART and easily accessible to freeways.
OPEN HOUSE
Sunday, 10/18 2 – 4 PM
BROKER TOUR
Tuesday, 10/20 12 – 2 PM
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The Krishnan Team
415.735.5867
info@ruthkrishnan.com