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Center of it All – Mission Dolores Living
36 Dearborn Street,
San Francisco California
>Offered at $1,049,000
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Showing schedule:
Sunday; July 15th 1:00p.m. to 4:00 p.m. Tuesday, July 17, 12:00 to 1:30 p.m. Tuesday July 17 5:30 to 7:00 p.m. Easy to show by private appointment upon request
- 2 bedrooms/1 bath + office
- Great room style open floor plan
- Remodeled kitchen with beautiful glass tile, granite counters and stainless appliances
- Remodeled bathroom with crackle glass tile, extra-deep soaking tub, frameless shower door and Carrera marble vanity
- Gracious Edwardian details including decorative fireplace, wainscoting and mouldings.
- Beautiful oak and tile flooring throughout
- Walk out deck overlooking shared garden
- Large exclusive use storage room
- Laundry room on ground level
- THE BEST Mission Dolores location
- Quick access to tech shuttles, freeways and public transit
- Laundry in garage
- 1 car garage parking
- Year built: 1907
- Square footage: 954 per graphic artist
- Walkscore/BikeScore/RiderScore: 91/99/100
If you live here, your corner market is Bi-Rite and your park is Dolores. Weeknight dinner is Hawker Fare, Namu Gagi or Mission Cheese Afterward, for a sweet bite, you pop in to Dandelion Chocolate or BiRite Creamery. Maybe, in between, you attend a lecture or other event at the Women’s Building. Just an average day in the life if you live at 36 Dearborn where the culinary and cultural wonders of San Francisco are all within easy reach. It is a residence sure to connect you in many ways. And if that’s not enough, it’s also on a lovely tree lined block – as you turn the corner toward home, you leave the bustle and stress of the city.
The flat itself has been thoughtfully remodeled to open up the floorpan, while preserving the essential charm of the Edwardian details treasured by so many. The transitional style of the mill-work and tile in the kitchen and bath compliment the historic flat, but have prepared it for life today and for many years to come. The flat features two bedrooms at the front of the home, a spacious hall bath, a large eat-in kitchen open to the living room, an office at the rear that could be used as a private laundry room or dining room, that flows to a step-out rear deck and shared garden. The home also includes one car parking and a large storage room. This is the one you’ve been waiting for!
How did your street get it’s name?
Did you ever wonder how the street you are strolling along got its name? I do all the time. In particular, I was just researching to write the copy for my new listing at 57 Downey Street, and I found this website: sfstreets.noahveltman.com
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Dream Home on Downey
57 Downey Street,
San Francisco California
>Offered at $1,698,000
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Showing schedule:
July 10, 12:00 pm - 1:30 pm July 11, 5:30 pm - 7:00 pm July 14, 2:00 pm - 4:00 pm July 15, 2:00 pm - 4:00 pm
Offers, if any, will be considered after 2pm on Wednesday, July 18, 2018
- 3 Bedroom/2.25 Bath single family home on coveted block
- Beautiful Queen Anne Victorian home with perfect floor-plan
- Restored façade with hand applied gold leaf details and house numbers
- Recently remodeled kitchen with bespoke cabinets, enameled Viking range plus Bosch wall oven, Carerra counters with custom Ogee edges, Jurilisco hand blown lighting, and vintage French cabinet pulls
- Gleaming white wash vintage Douglas fir flooring
- Living room features custom-built book shelves and cozy gas fireplace.
- Upper bath features step-in shower and stunning Carrera tile floor
- Lower split bath features original clawfoot tub
- New designer lighting throughout
- Walk out garden with graceful birch trees, spacious flagstone terrace, and relaxing water feature
- Recently installed high-efficiency furnace
- Spacious laundry room and ample storage downstairs
- 1587 Sq. Feet of living space/520 sq. feet utility space per graphic artist
- One car leased parking @ $300/month within 1 block
- Year Built: 1894 per owner
- Walker’s Paradise: Walkscore: 96
When people say they want to move to San Francisco, 57 Downey is just the home they have in mind. Located on a picturesque, tree-lined block, anchoring a row of beautifully maintained historic homes, this is the place you want to find solace in after a day of city living.
57 Downey is a exquisite jewelbox – as beautiful as it is on the outside, it’s even better inside.
The home has been lovingly restored and upgraded by it’s current owners. When they originally restored the façade, they stripped the layers of old paint using dental tools and then skillfully applied gold leaf to make it shine just the right amount. When they remodeled the kitchen, no expense or effort was spared to give it just the right feeling, including sourcing the handles for the cabinets at a Paris flea market. Original details (think hinges, ceiling medallions, decorative brackets, doorknobs and a clawfoot tub) were preserved, and tasteful modern accents and comforts were judiciously added. The results are a comfortable, unique and elegant home that is perfect for life today.
The floor-plan is well laid, with adjoining spacious living areas. The inviting living room is in the front across the hall from a downstairs bedroom. The kitchen flows to the rear garden through a bright dining nook as well as to the large dining room. The first bath is located at the rear of the lower level, and upstairs, two private spacious bedrooms and a 2nd bath complete the living spaces of the home. The lowest level contains a laundry room and a huge flex space that can be used for rainy-day play, workshop, storage or converted to a garage or finished living space (architectural plans available). With ample public spaces adjoining a large, usable garden, this is the perfect home for entertaining.
The location is more Ashbury Heights than Haight, but without the inconvenient hike all the way up the hill. From here you have a short stroll to Cole Valley, Buena Vista Park, the Divisadero Corridor, Golden Gate Park, UCSF and the Inner Sunset, and, of course, Haight Street.
With quick access to shopping at Gus’s Market on Haight Street, BiRite on Divis, or the original Cole Hardware, you pretty much won’t need to leave the neighborhood for anything. But when you do, the N Judah to downtown is a few minutes walk, tech shuttles are quickly accessible on nearby Divisadero or you can zip down Oak Street for freeway access to the Bay Bridge or the Peninsula.
Sold: 790 Teresita Blvd
Offered at $1,095,000
Sold for $1,510,500
Buyer Represented
Property Type: SFD
Bedrooms: 2
Bath: 1
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San Francisco Real Estate Market Update: June 2018
While May’s single family homes market in San Francisco was more of the same so far in 2018: fewer new listings and sales, and rising interest rates and sold prices, it marked the third straight month of a lower median sold price. And yet the median price is still up 9.8% compared to May, 2017.
The number of new listings year-to-date is the lowest in three years while the number of sales is the highest in three years. So, to no one’s surprise, inventory is incredibly low, the lowest level since January, 2016.
The sold price per square foot reached a new all-time high for both single family homes, $1,009, and condo/loft/TIC’s, $1,141.
Condo/loft/TIC prices have gone up each of the past four months and have reached the highest point ever, $1,265,000.
Single Family Homes:
The three-month rolling average median sales price of $1,652,200 is up 17.9% over last year’s.
Year-to-date, new listings are down 4.9% while sales are up 2.0%.
May’s inventory of 1.6 months is 17% lower than in 2017. 85% of homes sold over their list price and the median percent of list price received was 118% in May.
Condo/Loft/TIC’s:
The three-month rolling average median sales price of $1,255,333 is up 10.8% over last year’s.
Year-to-date, new listings are down 1.9% while sales were up 11.7%.
May’s inventory of 2.2 months is 17% lower than in 2017.
69% of condo/loft/TIC’s sold over their list price and the median percent of list price received was 106% in May.
Top 17 Unique Restaurants in San Francisco
I noticed this blog post and wanted to point it out … Eight Tables actually has a secret entrance down an alley off Columbus & Vallejo. That one is definitely on my own list of planned adventures.
San Francisco was always known for sourdough bread, clam chowder and of course Ghiradelli chocolate! These days it is one of the hottest food destinations in the world, championing new trends and trialling new concepts. I have decided to take a broad definition of the word restaurant and to include a mix of kitsch and cutting edge – I do love a silly eating experience as much as a fancy one. Here is my guide to the Unique Restaurants in San Francisco you must visit – from the classics to the latest!
The Meatball Bar formalizes meatball consumption – which means table service! It’s all about handmade meatball extravaganzas from lamb to chicken to vegetarian and sauces from truffle fondue to Korean. The first Meatball Bar opened in the Financial District in May 2017 and a new branch opens in Hayes Valley in February 2018.
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This was one of my favourite meals last year! This lovely relaxed restaurant is located on Fillimore street and specializes in doing innovative things with local ingredients. The menu changes regularly and is designed to be shared – with lovely wines! The night I went we enjoyed everything from dumplings to filet mignon. This has to be one of the best places to eat in San Francisco.
An Indian restaurant is not particularly unique. However, Indian brunch is new to me! The menu features coconut and date pancakes, French toast with cardamom and cinnamon and chicken and waffles.
A bar and restaurant themed around mezcal with mezcal-focused cocktails plus pork belly benedict with corn hollandaise, gouda burgers, taco Tuesday and a generally Mexican themed menu.
When have you read about a great restaurant recommendation that is at an airport? Exactly! Well, four of San Francisco’s favourite chefs Pim Techamuanvivit of Kin Khao, Elisabeth Prueitt and Chad Robertson of Tartine, and Gabriela Cámara of Cala—have joined forces to change that! On offer will be tacos and breakfast Tortas, great Thai and morning buns and seasonal tarts from Tartine’s. Coming Soon.
This new opening in Chinatown is based on Si Fang Cai or private chateau cuisine of the Chinese elite. That means a 10-course tasting menu that starts after you cross a gold-threaded welcome mat into a private elevator and are whisked up to your own private club!
For one of the most fun places to eat in San Francisco head to Dumpling Time. You can watch cooks prefer the dumplings in front of you. Make sure you order the King-Dum – the largest soup dumpling you have seen in some time that comes with a straw. Noodle ingredients included everything from roasted pork belly to peanut butter. There are also noodles on offer if you are a complete freak and don’t like dumplings (does anyone not like dumplings??). These dumplings are a must eat in San Francisco.
Foreign Cinema combines amazing locally sourced food with classic films. This restaurant is very much known for its food – particularly its fried chicken. They have an art gallery and a VIP lounge.
Who hasn’t wanted a fantastic dining experience pre or post-playing mini golf? And wouldn’t it be better if you could play mini golf to say 11pm or midnight indoor? Well, Urban Putt heard about these desires and combined food and mini golf. They have two restaurants – one for bites and one for some great California eating that goes far beyond the usual putt putt kiosk. And have a drink at the Copper Bar first featuring many exciting craft brews.
This seafood restaurant with an extensive raw bar has been in Union Square for over 20 years. In addition to providing fantastic seafood cooked and raw, it is also known for its Jellyfish Bar. This bar has been themed to make you feel like, well, you are under the sea. Most fabulous are the Jellyfish chandeliers – closely followed by the octopus stools.
From under the sea to the carnival! This restaurant is themed carnival style and even has a tilt and whirl booth. Like many of the other “themed” restaurants in this article, this restaurant is also known for its food – particularly its doughnut hamburger and fried chicken waffle. Not for those looking for a lower calorie eating experience!
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The Tonga room features a 75m swimming pool in the middle of the restaurant. This San Francisco classic is located in the Fairmont Hotel. The menu is heavy on Asian fusion and brings in some exotic references such as Tahiti. Best of all they a “thunderstorm” occurs every 40 minutes!
If you are looking for fun places to eat in San Francisco look no further! The Asia SF restaurant is fully staffed by fabulous transgender ladies. Not only do these lovely ladies serve you food and drinks they also perform hourly on the Red Dragon Runway Bar! Dinner shows happen nightly and the food has a good reputation. When it comes to unique restaurants in San Francisco Asia SF fits the bill!
I visited Myanmar/Burma a few years ago and fell in love with the food. I became particularly obsessed with their salads. The dressings feature a unique mix of sour and sweet flavours that take a tomato and particularly aubergine salads to a whole new level. However, there are very few good Burmese restaurants around – they tend to be more casual.
I had to include Burma Superstar in this article as I know this is difficult to find cuisine! The menu is classic Burmese and best sampled shared.
Forage SF is both a restaurant, Wild Kitchen, and an experience. You can choose to do one of their amazing food-foraging classes and get involved in farm to table first hand – from urban sea foraging to wild food walks. If you are too hungry to forage yourself Wild Kitchen is a roving underground supper club that brings 100 diners together for an 8-course meal.
This super cute little wine Bar was virtually next door to the Hotel G, my boutique hotel of choice on my last visit to San Francisco. It features an extensive menu of wine flights. I love wine flights! From Mission Impossible (featuring the mission grape) to Faux Bordeaux it is going to be a big night when you hit Eno. They also serve wine, cheese and chocolate from local providers that constantly varies based on what is in season – which just allowed me to classify this as a restaurant as you can have the equivalent of a meal here!
I have saved the best to last! I completely fell in love with the Ferry Building on my last visit to San Francisco. It is artisanal food heaven – if that is such a thing! Multiple foods and wine providers are in one place – from stalls to full-on restaurants. There is a fantastic outdoor seating area as well. I went on a San Francisco food tour that covered the Ferry Building and then went back again the next day!
Everywhere here is good – from the amazing Acme bread (favourite of local restaurants) to Blue Bottle Coffee (you’ll know when you have found it from the queue). Frog Hollow Farm has fantastic local produce and does a great brunch. Fantastic Vietnamese is on offer at The Slanted Door – and I love the name of its takeaway area – Out the Door!
The highlight for me was the Cowgirl Creamery. Firstly – great name! Secondly wow cheese heaven!!! Then there is the menu – cheese toasties, grilled cheese of the day, Macaroni & Cheese – really it covers every cheese base! Cowgirl Creamery cheese is a must eat in San Francisco.
Sold: 1286 34th Ave
Offered at $1,575,000
Sold for $1,653,000
Buyer Represented
Property Type: SFD
Bedrooms: 3
Bath: 2
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1st Annual Summer Movie Morning at the Balboa Theater – June 9 at 10am
Please join us for the movie Disney’s Coco at the historic Balboa Theater, courtesy of Jennifer Rosdail Real Estate Sales. We will be there with popcorn and drinks and want to share this wonderful movie with you – on US!
The doors will open at 10 and the movie will start at 10:30 sharp!
Please let us know that you can join us by filling out the RSVP form here:
read more →Pending: One Daniel Burnham Court, Residence 1512
One Daniel Burnham Court, Residence 1512,
San Francisco California
>Offered at $848,000
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- 1 Bedroom/1 Bathroom Condo
- Over 2000 Square Feet of Private Interior and Outdoor Space (per graphic artist)
- 270 Degree Views of the City From Two Huge Roof Terraces
- Kitchen and Bath Remodeled in 2005 and Refreshed in 2018.
- New Wide-Plank White Oak Floors
- New Stainless LG appliances
- Perfect for pets – the terraces are bigger than many SF yards
- In-Unit Washer & Dryer
- Monthly HOA Dues: $650
- 726 Interior Sq. Feet per graphic artist
- 1353 Sq. Feet of private roof terrace per graphic artist
- One car deeded parking
- Year Built: 1987
- Walkscore: 98; Transitscore: 100
This home evokes the mythical – Lois Lane being courted by Superman; Greek gods watching over humanity from Mount Olympus; or that elusive, completely private, center of the universe condo you have been seeking.
One Daniel Burnham Court, residence 1512 is like no other in the building. It is a 726 sq. foot stylish and refreshed one bedroom condo surrounded by 1353 square feet (per graphic artist) of outdoor living space with 270 degree East, North and West views of the one and only San Francisco skyline. It is amazing, private, serene and one of a kind.
Floor to ceiling windows and sliding glass doors welcome light and views indoors. The unit has been refreshed with new wide plank white oak floors, new stainless LG appliances, fresh paint and designer lighting. A convenient, stackable washer dryer is concealed in a kitchen closet. There is deeded parking for one car.
This home is perfect for a sophisticated buyer who wants a 1st home or a pied-à-terre. This unit would be ideal for any health care professional affiliated with the new Sutter hospital to be completed in early 2019 – literally next door (but not visible from the unit). There could be no better place to spend a long night on-call or relax after a stressful shift. With a 98 WalkScore, and a 100 TransitScore, this home is also within easy reach to literally everything that makes it worth living in San Francisco: the Davies Symphony Hall, the War Memorial Opera House, the Asian Art Museum, the Main San Francisco Library,Fillmore Street and the Japan Center, Polk Street, movie theaters, Hayes Valley, the Jazz Center, Union Square, and theFinancial District … and more. Quick access to freeways south and north are a given in this location.
One Daniel Burnham Court was built in 1987 and is a visionary project with offices conveniently located in the lower floors and elegant residences above in this full-service complex. It is the kind of development that San Francisco has few of – they are more common in Chicago, New York, and other big cities world-wide. It is perfect for a professional who desires the ultimate convenience, security, and comfort. The building features excellent on-site management, 24-hour security/front desk, underground parking, a beautiful rooftop pool/hot tub, and a fully equipped gym with locker rooms and a sauna.
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