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Spacious Art Deco Condo in Anza Vista

admin — Fri, 27 Apr 2012 17:48:32 +0000

30 Nido Avenue, San Francisco, CA 94115

>Offered at $849,000

-Open Sunday 4/29/12 1:00 to 4:00
-Open Tuesday 5/1/12 11:00 to 12:30
-Open Thursday 5/3/12 5:30 to 6:30

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Condo Features:

Oversized Living Room With Wood-Burning Fireplace
Formal Dining Room + Eat-In Kitchen
Remodeled Kitchen with Granite Countertops, Viking Range and Walk-In Pantry
Two Bedrooms including one master suite
Two Baths with new Duravit Lavs, Grohe faucets and Toto Toilets
Uneven Plank Style Oak Floors
Interior access to Garage, Laundry & Storage
Convenient City Living Location
near Trader Joes, Laurel Village, NOPA, Transit and the Movies!
Wonderful Walk-Out Garden

30 Nido is a gracious and inviting late Art Deco Condo located in Anza Vista – in the heart of San Francisco. Anza Vista is an exclusive mid-Century neighborhood located at the intersection of Laurel Village, NOPA, Lower Pacific Heights and Lone Mountain. With a Walkscore of 94, you will really enjoy the convenience of being near Trader Joe’s, movie theaters, transit and, perhaps in the future, a Target.

The oak floors and wood-burning fireplace make create a cozy feeling while floor to ceiling windows provide plenty of light. The dining room is fitted with a home office/homework wall that makes it easy to be together while getting it all done.

Built in the time when big cars ruled the road (think 1948 DeSoto), this condo is all about space. The master bedroom is over-sized at 14×19 feet and there is a huge garage with one car interior parking + room for one more “fin car” (or Prius) in the driveway. In addition, there are walk-in closets through out the home – entry, kitchen, both bedrooms. If your mid-century furniture collection is looking for a place to call home it won’t get any better than this!

39 Masonic: A Happy Home

admin — Fri, 13 Apr 2012 20:08:04 +0000

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Home of the week: The Size of a House with the Light of a Condo

admin — Fri, 17 Feb 2012 21:26:32 +0000

I think that people often don’t realize that top floor condos can be both larger and brighter than houses in San Francisco. That is certainly the case for 832 Euclid Avenue. With four bedrooms and four baths, and at over 3000 square feet of sparklingly refreshed Edwardian elegance, it is far larger than the average home in the City. And brighter. And more private. Top floor condos tend to be brighter than homes because they are not shaded by other buildings or most urban trees. In addition, the height gives them an automatic level of privacy without the window coverings necessary for a single family house, which generally has the main living areas closer to street level. To have an “above it all” cat-perch perspective there’s really nothing better than a top floor flat. And this one also has four car parking, tons of period details, two fireplaces and a great location to boot. Listed by Mary MacPherson at Paragon. Let me know if you want to take a look!

Home of the Week: Conversion Loft in Mint Plaza

admin — Wed, 01 Feb 2012 18:09:37 +0000

The most beautiful industrial conversion condo I have ever seen…

Well, I have seen some good ones so it’s hard to justify the absoluteness of that statement. But that’s the reaction I had when I walked in last week and saw 410 Jessie #1002 (also known as 2 Mint Plaza). It’s a spectacular space, all on one level, with soaring 12’ ceilings and exposed concrete beams. One bedroom and one bath but at nearly 1200 square feet, there’s plenty of room to create a guest sleeping area. Open floor plan, with a gourmet kitchen and an architecturally interesting spiral staircase that ascends to a large private roof deck with views of the city. The photos really don’t do it justice. If you want to see how right I am about that, take a look — it’s open Sunday, January 29 from 2 to 4.

The building features a large workout space with a roofdeck a few steps away that has a hot tub with a view and a dog walking area. Nice!

Mint Plaza is located behind the old Mint at 5^th & Mission. Right across the street from the valet parking entrance to Nordstrom’s. A sophisticated space in an equally sophisticated location perfect for a 1^st home or a pied a terre. Listed by Ron Parks at Decker Bullock Sothebys.

“Crown Jewel” of Pacific Heights

admin — Wed, 09 Nov 2011 19:05:15 +0000

This week I have a fun one. I often drive back and forth over Pacific Heights on Divisadero and have noticed for years that one of the homes appears to have carousel horses in the windows. This Georgian mansion is the grandly named Herbst Manor, which was built by Ernest Coxhead in 1899, for a relocated Philadelphian art collector and owned by the Herbst family since 1967. It does, in fact, have historic carousel horses frolicking here and there and I went there last Tuesday to see them close up. It was worth the trip. In addition to sparkling like Versailles, 2800 Pacific has ornate and beautifully detailed pubic rooms, about the grandest staircase in town, warm and sunny south facing outdoor spaces, five bedrooms, a pent-room with wrap around views of the bay/bridge and city and TWO car parking. Herbst Manor is offered at $12,500,000 by Cia Townsend of Alain Pinel. To see more photos, click here.

(And if you’re a Prop 13 true believer, perhaps this will give you some food for thought: the current taxes on this home are $5,000/year. The new taxes if it sells for asking price will be $175,000/year. Please support our schools by writing an offer today :))

City-Bound Italianate Estate

admin — Thu, 25 Aug 2011 22:46:06 +0000

Driving down Geary Street between Arguello and Masonic, it seems pretty commercial. It even can seem strip-mallesque. Not much like good, old, Victorian San Francisco. Well, about half way between these two points is tiny, dead-end Cook Street. Positioned in the middle of what one Client in the Know calls the “Laurel Pits,” 46 Cook awaits a new owner with the right touch. On a triple-wide lot, this 1885 Italianate farmhouse PLUS Carriage house is hidden from the street by tall plants and makeshift fencing. The lush garden is so large you can imagine you are anywhere – not just in the middle of a large city. It would be excellently creepy at Halloween (think Anne Rice’s vampire books). Its price tag, at $1.9 million, may seem like a lot at first for a fixer, but considering that 11 Cook came on the market August 5 for $2.5 million and sold in just five days with a normal sized lot, it is actually a bargain with significant potential upside.

But perhaps my favorite thing about 46 Cook is the house next door, which sports a Mobilgas Pegasus dramatically charging aloft through the front portico. I have seen few blocks more interesting or eclectic. Let me know if you are interested in a personal tour!

Home of the Week: Heart of Noe Condo

admin — Mon, 06 Jun 2011 18:59:41 +0000

Despite the lousy weather, I was busy this Sunday at my chic new listing at 4124 26^th Street. Not a surprise, as 4124 26^th Street has the perfect combination of location, amenities, updated finishes and Victorian details. Beautifully staged by Julie Jay, it’s an oversized 2 bedroom condo with two fireplaces, parking, storage, lush shared garden and a real laundry room.

Come see for yourself on Wednesday evening from 5:30 to 6:30! I’ll be there with some wine and snacks. Please stop by!

A Stately Home in Jordan Park

admin — Mon, 18 Apr 2011 19:08:38 +0000

I forgot the rest of the movie, but the characters motivating goal of residing in “a stately home,” has stuck with me… Crimes were committed, hearts were broken, and, in the end, they get the house. My kind of movie. (Turns out the movie is Shooting Fish, 1997.)

Fifty Five Palm is the kind of stately home that could motivate a person. This 1915 seven bedroom, six and 1/2 bath completely remodeled home is stunning. Even on the dimmest day, the fact that it’s fully detached with huge windows means it’s filled with light. The interior is painted with colorful personality and decorated to match. French doors open onto a a walk-out garden with south/west exposure from the kitchen/family/dining room… And all done so well you don’t really notice that the floor plan has been adapted from it’s original design.

Jordan Park is an elegant well-located neighborhood bordered by Arguello on the west, California on the north, Spruce on the east and Geary on the south. Close to the foot of Clement and to Laurel Village as well as Sacramento Street.

In a house full of thoughtful details, my two favorites were the his and hers walk in closets. Check out the pictures! Another nice one was that the upstairs hall bathroom has a subtle mural of the Hawaiian Islands painted on the floor.

Asking price: $4,198,000. Listed by Carrie Buchanan-Goodman and Lisa Miller of Paragon Real Estate Group. Check out the pictures and more details here.

Fairmont Heights View Victorian Home featured on SF Gate!

admin — Wed, 16 Jun 2010 16:47:31 +0000

It is with great pleasure that I write that my listing at 181 Randall was chosen for the SF Gate editorial feature “The Walk Through” today. It is a beautiful home and if you haven’t seen it yet, be sure to stop by on Sunday 6/20 when it will be open 2 to 4 p.m. Of course, if you are interested in purchasing the home, we can arrange to get you in there lickety split! Because I don’t think it will last much longer with this kind of buzz …

To see more pictures see http://www.181 Randall.com. To see the SF Gate article, click HERE.

Home of the Week: It Doesn't Get Any Greener Than This!

admin — Wed, 17 Mar 2010 23:26:27 +0000

I was wowwed! LEED Certified Platinum construction meticulously designed by Handel Architects. The development is called NOVE and it contains nine homes, each with outdoor space, direct connect parking (not a common garage), bright white modern finishes, private outdoor spaces and views and lots of bright sunlight.

My favorite features were the shiny orange epoxy garage floors and the completely real looking artificial grass in the “backyards.” That and the fact the solar panels are cleverly integrated into the curved roof design to catch more of that south sun.

These 3 and 4 bedroom homes are all designed on two levels and are well located on Guerrero between 21st and 22nd (where the Palm Broker used to be). Just the right place for a low-carbon footprint pedestrian lifestyle. Bargain priced at between 1.1MM and 1.6MM, but they seem to be going fast. the two top corner townhomes are already sold.

Please let me know if you want to take a look!