Full floor Condominium Flat
in the Heart of North Beach

Built in 1922, this recently condo converted two bedroom and one bath home is the lower flat of a two-unit building located in the heart of North Beach.  The property is in move in condition with an updated kitchen, bath, fresh paint and refinished floors. Excellent location as you are minutes away from neighborhood shops and cafes, Bimbo’s 365 Club and Trader Joe’s/Safeway.  Superior Walk Score® of 98, close to downtown and many options for the commute with a Transit Score® of 89.

Home features:

• Handsome living room with gorgeous wood work and built in cabinetry.
• Spacious dining room with office nook
• Updated kitchen with stainless steel appliances, gas range and granite counters
• Deeded 1-car garage side-by-side space & guest parking
• Deeded storage and patio
• Low monthly HOA dues of: $150.00 for building maintenance and insurance.  Garbage is paid per unit separately.  Common electricity and water for building is paid quarterly by each unit.

North Beach

Open any guidebook to San Francisco, and you'll find a description of North Beach. Justifiably so. At he center of Broadway and Columbus, North Beach spreads out from the Bay to the bottom of Telegraph Hill, and features authentic Italian cuisine, the spiritual home of the Beat movement, and boisterous nightlife.

There's a live-and-let-live attitude that prevails here. While tourists can be spotted peering into their guidebooks at Columbus and Broadway, and the intersection of Columbus and Kearny resembles a frat house party on the weekends, just a block away, the real neighborhood begins. Houses are perched on the quiet streets that make the precarious climb up Telegraph Hill, offering heart-stopping views for those lucky enough to live here. And the authentic North Beach can still be found in the neighborhood haunts: Tosca, a bar that favors opera lovers; Cafe Trieste the best place to get an espresso; and City Lights, the famed independent bookstore and publisher of Alan Ginsberg's Howl. Some of the best shopping in all of San Francisco can be found in the boutiques along Grant Street. And for those who seek it out, there's plenty of authentic Italian dining and delis, a heritage of the wave of immigrants who arrived here from Liguria, Turin, and Lombardy in the 1920s and 30s.

As for the beach, that's long gone. Once the waters of the bay lapped up against Taylor and Francisco Street, but today that waterfront has long since been replaced by 19th century landfill, known now as the Barbary Coast.

Open House:
Saturday Feb 2 3-4PM
Sunday   Feb 3  12-2PM

Brokers Tour:
Coming Soon

Additional Showings by Appointment:
Contact Amanda Jones  -  415.218.2179
Amanda@jonesgroupsf.com