1754 Revere Avenue, San Francisco - Presented by Sabrina Gee-Shin & Kelly Quon

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Features

*2 bedroom, 1 bathroom, 1 car parking

*Full garage with good ceiling height for development potential

*1144 sq. feet (per graphic artist)

*2495 sq. feet lot (per tax records)

*Move-in ready

*Architectural charm and period details

*Gorgeous kitchen renovation, 2021 with permit

*Hardwood floors

*Living room with fireplace and built-in desk

*Formal dining room

*Serene fenced backyard and garden with drought tolerant plantings

*Heating and Air Conditioning Installation, 2016

*Roof Replacement, 2015

*Freshly painted exterior and interior walls

*Restaurants, bakeries and shopping along 3rd St.

*Near Hilltop, Heron’s Head & India Basin Shoreline Parks; Bayview, Youngblood-Coleman and Silver Terrace Playgrounds.

Discover vintage charm and modern comfort in our 2-bed, 1-bath Marina style home, located in one of the city's sunniest neighborhoods. Spacious 1 car garage with tall ceiling height offers incredible development potential. Featuring period details, hardwood floors, living room with fireplace, recently remodeled kitchen (2021), updated heat and air conditioning (2016), this elegant home offers a tranquil escape. Relax in the serene bedrooms with hillside and palm tree views. Host gatherings in your backyard oasis filled with drought tolerant plants and avocado, lemon and fig trees. This piece of paradise is located one block from Third Street light rail, shopping and restaurants. Easy access to 101/280.

Letter from the Seller

Dear Prospective Buyer,

Thank you for visiting and considering this home. It is a lovely home on a quiet street full of wonderful neighbors. Our family has happily lived here for over nine years and we'll miss it dearly.

The home is filled with wonderful natural light. We woke up every morning to the sun rising over the hills and palms into the bedroom windows, and the grand living room bay window fills the front of the home with sunlight all day. It is an incredible place to sit and read, or gather loved ones in the warmth of the sun.

The home is nestled between two gardens. The front garden provides a green buffer between the house and the street, and creates a calm, welcoming entrance. The backyard garden is a very private and serene green retreat. You can hear church bells while sitting underneath the umbrella-like avocado tree and forget you're in a big city.

The layout of this block of Revere Avenue, combined with the steep hill on one end makes it private and quiet, as through traffic generally passes through adjacent streets. It has a narrower roadway than other blocks in the area, which further calms traffic. Our block is full of lovely neighbors who chat in the street and when tending to their front gardens. Children play and people walk their dogs down this block.

Beyond the block, we love the neighborhood amenities and experiences such as the paradises of Flora Grubb Gardens and All Good Pizza, cozy wine and meatball nights at Gratta Wines, sunny back patio of TATO, and the incredible waterfront parks like Heron's Head Park and the under-construction India Basin Shoreline Park.

1754 Revere Avenue has been a very happy home for us; we know it will be for you too.

Warm Regards,

Phil & Lawrence

Neighborhood

Bayview, just south of Islais Creek, is a community intent on reinventing itself as an artist's colony and gardening mecca. Both the Hunters Point Shipyard Artists Open Studio and Flora Grubb Gardens are cases in point. The neighborhood takes pride in its public and backyard gardens, and the San Francisco Produce Market provides local produce to many of San Francisco's finest restaurants. Three-quarters of the residents are loyal homeowners, many of whom have developed the Quesada Garden Initiative. This community-building effort started with a few neighbors beautifying Quesada Avenue and has blossomed into an award-winning project and serves as a model for communities across the nation. Properties are still affordable and comprised primarily of single-family residences. Architecture is a smorgasbord with some renovated projects, colorful stucco homes and Victorians.