Handsome 1918 Edwardian Condo in the heart of the vibrant Noe Valley neighborhood. Close to all the amenities the neighborhood has to offer; shops, restaurants and services on both 24th and Church Streets. This location offers easy access to Public Transportation, Freeways 280 and 101, Downtown and Google bus stops.

This gracious unit has original detailing throughout with modern renovations for an appealing living space. The living room has a wood burning fireplace. The formal dining room has a built-in buffet for those formal dinner parties. The bright remodeled kitchen has soapstone counters, stainless steel Bosch appliances, and an eating area for casual dining.

The master bedroom overlooks the garden. There are two additional bedrooms; one is currently used as an office/den. The luxurious bathroom has been exquisitely remodeled with limestone counters; basket weave tumbled marble tile floor, two-person spa tub, separate shower with rain showerhead and Rohl fixtures.

There are beautiful hardwood floors throughout the Condo. The shared intimate large Southern garden with mature plants is on a sprinkler system for easy maintenance. Additional deeded storage is generous, and there is one car tandem parking for a mid-size car.

• Located on desirable tree lined block in Noe Valley
• Living room has a wood burning fireplace
• Formal dining room with period built-in buffet
• Gourmet kitchen is bright and has an eating area
• Luxurious bathroom with limestone and tumbled marble finishes
• 3 bedrooms
• Common mature Southern garden
• Tandem parking for one mid-size car
• HOA fees paid as expenses are incurred

Noe Valley

Long ago Noe Valley's fertile land was covered with cattle and sheep. Now the real estate here enjoys some of the fastest appreciation in San Francisco. This neighborhood is a hit with families and young couples who stroll down busy 24th Street or amble about the outer Church area. There's good access to the freeway and light rail, warm weather, nice views, and great shopping. Noe Valley is best known for its grand turn-of-the-century single-family homes. Its true housing stock is quite eclectic but always charming. Examples are tiny garden apartments on alley streets like Elizabeth and Vicksburg, Edwardian flats on Sanchez or Church Street, peaked-roof hillside cottages above Diamond, and contemporary view homes that sit where Castro Street dead ends in the neighborhood's southwest corner.

Open Houses:
Sunday April 15  2-4 P.M.

Brokers Tours:
Tuesday April 24  12:30-2 P.M.

Additional Showings by Appointment:
Contact Patricia Carapiet - 415.990.9125
pcarapiet@paragon-re.com