Lovingly updated, this spacious 3bd/1.5ba condo boasts volume ceilings, period details, and modern amenities. The home opens with a grand scale living room. Sun pours in all day, but it’s especially cozy at night with layers of crown molding and a marble-clad fireplace. Pocket doors connect to guest quarters that could easily serve as office, artist’s studio, or playroom. The primary bedroom is roomy and inviting with a half bath en-suite and generous walk-in closet with original custom built-ins – an organizer’s dream. Bedroom two and a well-appointed full bath with tub are just across the hall. Tucked in the rear of the home is its true pearl, a gorgeous chef-grade kitchen with unbelievable light, commercial Wolf range, and attached dining area. French doors open to an enclosed shared deck, allowing food, spirits, and conversation to flow easily indoors and out. In-unit washer/dryer are hidden away in adjacent laundry closet.
As a NoPa resident, it's easy to say this is my favorite neighborhood in San Francisco. Centrally located with a number of long-time residents, NoPa is quintessentially San Francisco. One of the early neighborhoods, many of the homes survived the 1906 earthquake. NoPa has seen the city develop and most recently has become an enclave unto its own. Locals and tourists alike love coming to the Divisadero commercial corridor (where my office is located!), just a short walk from Alamo Square Park and the Painted Ladies. The neighborhood also offers easy access to Golden Gate Park, the Haight Ashbury, Cole Valley, Inner Sunset, Hayes Valley, and more. NoPa is one of those neighborhoods people truly enjoying living and planting roots.
