• 2 bed, 1 bath condo
• Year built: 1955
• 1 Car garage parking in shared garage (side-by-side)
• Low HOA dues: $275/month
• Small 2-unit building on quiet street
• Oak parquet floors in living spaces, oak floors in bedrooms and hallways
• Living Room / Dining Room
  • Decorative fireplace
  • Built-in cabinets and shelving
  • North-facing windows providing ample natural light
  • Dedicated entryway with coat closet
• Kitchen
  • Updated kitchen and Frigidaire appliances
  • Quartz countertops with breakfast bar
• Bathroom:
  • Updated bathroom with separate shower and tub
• Bedrooms:
  • 2 bedrooms located at the back of the building overlooking the backyard. Right side bedroom has direct access to the backyard 
• Backyard
  • Direct access to backyard with updated landscaping and mature lemon trees
• Garage
  • Side-by-side parking in shared garage
  • Ample additional storage
  • Dedicated washer/dryer for unit
  • EV Charger
• Walkscore: 98
• Neighborhood:
  • Prime location in the Mission Dolores neighborhood, just a half block from Dolores Park.
  • Bi-Rite Market, Tartine Bakery, Lazy Bear, Foreign Cinema, and Ritual Coffee Roasters all within a 10-minute walk.
  • A five minute walk to the heart of Valencia and Mission Street shops, cafes, and restaurants.
  • J-Church Muni Metro line just steps away, with direct access to downtown and the Financial District in 15-20 minutes.
  • Easy access to corporate shuttle pickup routes and 101/280 freeways north or south
  • 16th St. Mission BART station approximately 14 minutes on foot.
  • Minutes from Noe Valley, the Castro, and Hayes Valley, with additional boutique shopping, dining, and entertainment throughout

Half a block from Dolores Park, on a tranquil, tree-lined stretch of 20th Street, this single-level, 2-bedroom, 1-bath condo is one of just two residences in the building. Built in 1955 and thoughtfully reconfigured in 2007 to create an open-concept living space, it offers an expansive landscaped yard, side-by-side garage parking, and a Walk Score of 98.

One flight up from the street, a dedicated entry foyer with coat closet opens into a living and dining room that flows as one cohesive space. A decorative fireplace and custom built-in shelving and cabinetry lend character to the space, while north-facing windows fill the home with soft, consistent natural light across the main living areas. Classic parquet floors run throughout the living areas, tying the spaces together.

The open-plan kitchen pairs quartz countertops, stainless steel appliances, and a large breakfast bar in a layout built for entertaining, so the cook always stays in the conversation. The full bath features both a separate shower and soaking tub. 

Both bedrooms are tucked away in the rear of the building, well removed from the street, with hardwood floors underfoot and peaceful views of the landscaped yard framed by mature lemon trees. One of the bedrooms enjoys direct access to the yard, creating a seamless connection to the outdoor space. 

The expansive shared backyard is one of the home’s standout features. Thoughtfully landscaped and surprisingly private, it offers generous space for outdoor dining, lounging, gardening, or simply enjoying the sunshine beneath mature lemon trees. All on a rare, flat lot with no stairs to navigate. 

Downstairs, the shared garage offers the convenience of city life: one-car side-by-side parking, an EV charging, a washer and dryer exclusively for the unit, and plenty of common area storage.

Anchored by the iconic Dolores Park, the neighborhood places the Mission District’s world-class dining, cafes, and boutiques just steps from your front door. Start your mornings at Tartine, pick up provisions at Bi-Rite Market, and satisfy your sweet tooth with Bi-Rite Creamery, Smitten, and Garden Creamery. Neighborhood favorites including Delfina and Pizzeria Delfina are just a few blocks away, with Lazy Bear, Foreign Cinema, and Ritual Coffee Roasters all within a 10-minute walk.  Valencia Street, with its vibrant mix of restaurants, shopping, and nightlife, is just 5 minutes away on foot. The J Church Muni line, located at the park’s southwest corner, is a 4-minute walk and provides easy access to downtown in approximately 15-20 minutes. The rest of the Bay is equally accessible via two nearby BART stations, at 16th St and 24th St, and US-101, I-280, and I-80 are all within a short drive, making any commute a breeze.