Uncategorized

Few times do opportunities like this one knock so loudly. 1628-1630 La Playa (Great Highway) appears to have once been a single family home, but the building records are inconclusive. One thing for certain is the space offers a unique flexibility that will appeal to many buyer profiles. Remodeled from the studs out in 2000 with a floor plan that’s as functional as it is fashionable; this vacant duplex offers opportunities few others do in San Francisco.

Few times do opportunities like this one knock so loudly. 1628-1630 La Playa (Great Highway) appears to have once been a single family home, but the building records are inconclusive. One thing for certain is the space offers a unique flexibility that will appeal to many buyer profiles. Remodeled from the studs out in 2000 with a floor plan that’s as functional as it is fashionable; this vacant duplex offers opportunities few others do in San Francisco.

2266 48th Avenue – OBViewHome.com is one of the original homes built at Ocean Beach; this grand, updated and well maintained Craftsman beach house offers the size, period details, upgrades and enhancements which make it desirable by today’s standards while showcasing its uniqueness only available in homes constructed at the turn of the century.

244 Westlake Avenue Last Weekend Open – A well maintained detached two bedroom two bathroom bungalow, with a large living room, ample sized separate dining room, an eat in kitchen and three bonus rooms downstairs. This home sits on a 3,700 square foot lot adjacent to a 2,500 square foot lot for a total of 6,200 square feet (2 separate tax parcels on the size of 2 1/2 lots).

1543 23rd Avenue is a wonderful opportunity to own a great center patio Sunset home in a location that’s steps to bustling Irving Street’s convenient commercial corridor or Judah’s Muni access downtown.

History of 244 Westlake – Owned by the same family for 92 years. Otho and Lydia Talbott bought 244 Westlake in 1924, as a brand new house, for their young family. Otho was a mining engineer and worked 9 months of the year in South America. At the age of 5, he moved from Kansas to California, in a covered wagon in the 1880s. Previous to 244, the only house on the block was 232 which was on lot where the garden is now. This lot was purchased in 1906 (before the Great Earthquake) and built on in 1910.

This modern, sophisticated Richmond District condo is conveniently located in the heart of the Richmond District and within walking distance of shops, many great restaurants and transportation. www.355-20thAve.com

Off Market Opportunity – OBViewHome.com or 2266 48th Avenue is currently only listed on TAN (Top Agent Network) brought by the San Francisco Real Estate Group. This is one of the original homes built at Ocean Beach; this grand, updated and well maintained Craftsman beach house offers the size, period details, upgrades and enhancements which make it desirable by today’s standards while showcasing its uniqueness only available in homes constructed at the turn of the century.