Adorable renovated Victorian home on a lovely block.  Formal living and dining rooms and large kitchen/family room opening onto a new sunny deck, BBQ patio and storybook yard.  Three bedrooms and a remodeled bath with soaking tub on the upper level.  The home also includes a light-filled bonus office/den downstairs and a detached guest cottage with an unwarranted full bath.  2-car garage with storage and laundry.

The formal living room is delightfully bright, with light shining in through a large window. It has a decorative fireplace and built-in shelving .The adjacent formal dining room is spacious, with period built-ins and pretty details.  The roomy kitchen has been renovated with white cabinetry, stainless steel appliances, a breakfast bar, and lots of storage.  The family sitting/dining area opens onto an inviting deck. A stylish powder room completes the first floor.  

Upstairs are three bedrooms: the master bedroom and two other attractive and well-proportioned rooms, along with a well laid-out and remodeled bathroom.

A few short steps from the deck lead down to the patio, garden, and a very nice bonus room, currently used as a home office.  In addition, there is a charming guest cottage, with an unwarranted full bathroom, situated out in the garden.  A large 2-car garage with laundry area and room for storage complete the amenities of this lovely, picture-perfect home.

Situated on a pretty tree-lined block at the intersection of Corona Heights, Buena Vista Park and Duboce Triangle, this house is close to parks, playgrounds and all the shopping and dining of Duboce and the Castro.  This is a must-see!

Buena Vista

The Buena Vista Park neighborhood is, of course, named for Buena Vista Park and is located in the area immediately surrounding the park. The homes here are primarily single-family Edwardians and Victorians with a smattering of more contemporary abodes to round out the mix. Some vintage multi-units on Alpine and Walter add to the charm. Perched high on a hill, great views abound. Worthy of note is the abundance of palm trees for a little tropical ambience. The park itself is San Francisco's first in the park system, dating back to 1867. Dotted with staircases, pathways, trails, tennis courts and a baseball field, the park achieved some notoriety during the 1967 Summer of Love. The neighborhood association has been extremely effective in bringing the park to its current child-friendly, accessible park. To the West of Buena Vista Park sits the upscale neighborhood of Ashbury Heights. This area is known for its beautiful homes, quiet streets and beautiful trees. Proximity to the Cole Street shops and restaurants is a boon to residents. Many properties in the Heights enjoy amazing views, and property does not turn over as quickly as other neighborhoods.

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