Condominium In San Francisco

Perched on the top floor of an intimate two-unit building, this light-filled, full-floor condominium pairs classic San Francisco character with tasteful modern updates in one of the city’s most sought-after and convenient neighborhoods. A graceful staircase with a wrought-iron balustrade rises to a welcoming landing with gleaming basketweave parquet floors. The spacious living room is bathed in light from a wide bay window, with a corner fireplace, carved mantel, crown molding, and brass sconces adding period warmth. A wide cased opening connects to the formal dining room, where French door windows draw in more light over a space that seats six or more. The remodeled kitchen is crisp and bright, with white Shaker cabinetry, marble countertops, subway tile backsplash, a stainless apron-front farmhouse sink, and stainless appliances including a gas range. A marble breakfast bar and full-height pantry add function, and a sunny, windowed laundry room with stacked washer and dryer sits just off the kitchen. At the rear, two generously sized bedrooms enjoy leafy garden outlooks, each with crown molding, hardwood floors, and room for a large bed plus a reading chair or desk. The remodeled bath is finished in marble tile with a hex mosaic floor, a deep soaking tub, a separate glass-enclosed shower with built-in bench, and a classic pedestal sink. Upstairs, the private roof deck is the home’s crowning feature, with outlooks across Russian Hill, Pacific Heights and the Marina to the dome of the Palace of Fine Arts and the wooded hills of the Presidio in the distance. It is a memorable setting for morning coffee or a sunset dinner outdoors. Two-car parking and additional garage storage, both rare finds here, complete the offering. Polk Street’s restaurants, cafs, wine bars, and boutiques begin just a few blocks up. Union Street’s shops and dining are a short walk away, and Chestnut Street leads west into the heart of the Marina. Francisco Park is about a block away, with George Sterling Park, Aquatic Park, and Ghirardelli Square nearby. At Fort Mason, the Great Meadow opens onto bayside paths to the Marina Green, and the Sunday farmers’ market is the perfect place to gather fresh, local ingredients for Sunday dinners with friends and family. The Hyde Street cable car and other transportation lines are close by to help you explore the rest of San Francisco!