Ron Wong & Joel Luebkeman Presents
Vacant Mid-Century Duplex
$1,475,000
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Property Details
Bedrooms
5
Bathrooms
2
Square Feet
2,749 sq ft
Neighborhood
Sunset District, San Francisco
Vacant Mid-Century Sunset Duplex
List Price $1,475,000
Discover a rare opportunity: a vacant 2-unit duplex with clean eviction history, offering spacious living on 3 levels with expansion potential and the possibility for future condo conversion. Well-maintained and versatile 1945 building, first time on the market for over 50 years.
The building features 1 large unit with 3 spacious BRs and 1 BA on one level, and a lower Bonus room accessible by internal staircase offering many future options: 4th BR, primary suite or family room. Easy access to the bright South-facing garden for splendid outdoor fun. The Upper 2nd unit is light-filled with 2 BRs, 1 BA, formal living and dining rooms, spacious kitchen, ideal for income or homes for partners.
Both units have been refreshed, and include fireplaces with handsome facades, refinished hardwood floors, stylish lighting, showers and bathtubs, 2 stairwells for great access, newer heaters, hot water systems and roof. Utilities are separately metered. Ample storage and 2-car parking enhance functionality.
Don’t miss this chance for a desirable property right in the heart of the fun-loving Sunset District. Located just 1 block from the vibrant Irving Street corridor, you’ll be overwhelmed with all the diverse shopping and dining. Proximity to UCSF, MUNI and corporate shuttles makes commuting effortless. Nearby Golden Gate Park and beaches provide endless recreational activities.
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The Sunset District is a unique San Francisco neighborhood anchored by its extraordinary natural and recreational spaces. Golden Gate Park's western edge provides residents with unparalleled access to over 1,000 acres of urban green space, including hidden gems like the San Francisco Botanical Garden and the serene Japanese Tea Garden. Ocean Beach presents a dramatic, windswept landscape where locals gather for sunset walks, surfing, and community beach activities, creating a vibrant outdoor culture that defines the neighborhood's character.
The area boasts several distinctive community spaces that anchor neighborhood life, including the striking Sunset Recreation Center, which offers extensive sports facilities, community classes, and a public swimming pool. The nearby Lincoln Branch Library serves as a critical community hub, hosting local events, children's programs, and providing a welcoming space for neighborhood gatherings. These community buildings, combined with the neighborhood's proximity to the California Academy of Sciences and the de Young Museum in Golden Gate Park, create a rich cultural landscape that goes far beyond typical urban living.
The Sunset District's architectural landscape is a captivating testament to San Francisco's design evolution, showcasing a rich tapestry of residential styles that tell the story of the neighborhood's development. Mediterranean Revival and Spanish Revival homes stand alongside Streamline Moderne masterpieces, creating a visually stunning streetscape that blends historical architectural movements with mass-market eclecticism. This diverse architectural palette reflects the neighborhood's complex cultural history, offering a unique visual narrative that transforms each block into a living museum of early to mid-20th century design innovations.
The area boasts several distinctive community spaces that anchor neighborhood life, including the striking Sunset Recreation Center, which offers extensive sports facilities, community classes, and a public swimming pool. The nearby Lincoln Branch Library serves as a critical community hub, hosting local events, children's programs, and providing a welcoming space for neighborhood gatherings. These community buildings, combined with the neighborhood's proximity to the California Academy of Sciences and the de Young Museum in Golden Gate Park, create a rich cultural landscape that goes far beyond typical urban living.
The Sunset District's architectural landscape is a captivating testament to San Francisco's design evolution, showcasing a rich tapestry of residential styles that tell the story of the neighborhood's development. Mediterranean Revival and Spanish Revival homes stand alongside Streamline Moderne masterpieces, creating a visually stunning streetscape that blends historical architectural movements with mass-market eclecticism. This diverse architectural palette reflects the neighborhood's complex cultural history, offering a unique visual narrative that transforms each block into a living museum of early to mid-20th century design innovations.
Ron Wong
Joel Luebkeman
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