• Historic 2bd, 1ba Inner Mission Victorian TIC
• SqFt: 930 (per graphic artist)
• No Formal HOA Dues
• Huge rear deck overlooking the beautifully landscaped backyard – recently redesigned by Flora Grubb
• Elevated shared front garden
• Abundant light flows freely via high ceilings and arched doorways
• Period details include eyebrow arch windows, ornate molding & wainscoting, bay window
• Warm Hickory hardwood floors throughout
• Updated kitchen fts stainless-steel appliances, Bosch dishwasher, and breakfast nook –
  opens to walkout deck
• Upgraded bath boasts clawfoot tub, green lookouts
• French doors in living room reveal ample storage closets
• Washer/Dryer in shared laundry room
• Walk score: 99 – walker’s paradise!
• Bike score: 99 – biker’s paradise!
• Close proximity to Muni and BART
• Short walk to Valencia St. and Mission St. shops, restaurants, fitness studios, and transportation options

Own a piece of San Francisco history. Built circa 1887, this elegant 2bd/1ba Victorian TIC stands smartly amongst other well-maintained beauties on a favorite block of the Shotwell Historical District – one of the city’s designated “Slow Streets” offering a suburban feel in the heart of Inner Mission. From horse-drawn carriages to autonomous vehicles, this classic Eastlake Stick Victorian has always retained its beauty and charm. The exterior was lovingly restored on all four sides, with refurbished shingles, siding, and updated windows, painted in classic colors of white, black, and emerald green. An elevated front yard gives peaceful separation from the street replete with a lovely garden shared with the adjoining unit.

A blend of old-world elegance and modern design, the interior has been extensively remodeled to maximize space, comfort, and utility while honoring original period details like eyebrow arch windows, ornate molding, and wainscoting. A clawfoot tub juxtaposes the upgraded bath’s designer finishes, and natural light streams freely throughout the home via arched doorways and sky-high ceilings. Bedrooms are especially bright – a gorgeous box bay window creates a sunroom-esque sitting area in the primary, a serene space to start the day or enjoy an afternoon read. The floor plan lends itself to easy entertaining, as the updated kitchen encourages flow between the living room and the home’s true gem, a massive backyard deck with multiple seating areas primed for al fresco dining or relaxing. Lush landscaping and a backyard that was recently redesigned by Flora Grubb imbues gatherings of any size with a little extra magic.