Presented by Anthony Koutsos
All New Noe/Glen Park Single-family
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$4,785,000
217 Randall Street, San Francisco
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Full Restoration just completed on this 1905
Noe/Glen Park 3,000+/- sq ft
5-bed, 3.5-bath Single-Family with:
Dramatic south-facing open living/dining/kitchen level with direct access to the landscaped rear yard
Noe/Glen Park 3,000+/- sq ft
5-bed, 3.5-bath Single-Family with:
Dramatic south-facing open living/dining/kitchen level with direct access to the landscaped rear yard
four bedrooms on one floor
Ground floor: one bed/bath with a full kitchen, washer/dryer, and French doors to patio
Perfect flex space for in-laws, Au Pair
Sunny, south-facing landscaped yard
Finished attic space
Downtown skyline views from multiple levels
front-facing garage
$4,785,000
Ground floor: one bed/bath with a full kitchen, washer/dryer, and French doors to patio
Perfect flex space for in-laws, Au Pair
Sunny, south-facing landscaped yard
Finished attic space
Downtown skyline views from multiple levels
front-facing garage
$4,785,000
Property Details
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Bedrooms
5
Bathrooms
3.5
Square Footage
3,000 sq ft
Neighborhood
Noe/Glen Park
Floor Plan
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Located in San Francisco's southern quadrant, Glen Park offers a remarkable blend of natural topography and urban living. Billy Goat Hill, a local landmark, provides residents with a unique urban wilderness experience, featuring steep trails and panoramic views of the San Francisco skyline. Anden Street and Diamond Street provide primary commercial access, offering residents diverse dining, shopping, and essential services.
Transportation options are robust, with the Glen Park BART station providing direct regional access and multiple Muni bus lines connecting the neighborhood to broader San Francisco. The neighborhood's homes feature a diverse architectural range, from early 20th-century cottages to mid-century designs, many carefully integrated into the area's dramatic hillside terrain. Glen Canyon Park provides a green space that offers residents extensive hiking trails and natural exploration opportunities.
In Glen Park, San Francisco's geographical complexity meets residential design, offering residents an extraordinary living experience that blends natural beauty, architectural diversity, and urban connectivity.
Transportation options are robust, with the Glen Park BART station providing direct regional access and multiple Muni bus lines connecting the neighborhood to broader San Francisco. The neighborhood's homes feature a diverse architectural range, from early 20th-century cottages to mid-century designs, many carefully integrated into the area's dramatic hillside terrain. Glen Canyon Park provides a green space that offers residents extensive hiking trails and natural exploration opportunities.
In Glen Park, San Francisco's geographical complexity meets residential design, offering residents an extraordinary living experience that blends natural beauty, architectural diversity, and urban connectivity.
Located in San Francisco's southern quadrant, Glen Park offers a remarkable blend of natural topography and urban living. Billy Goat Hill, a local landmark, provides residents with a unique urban wilderness experience, featuring steep trails and panoramic views of the San Francisco skyline. Anden Street and Diamond Street provide primary commercial access, offering residents diverse dining, shopping, and essential services.
Transportation options are robust, with the Glen Park BART station providing direct regional access and multiple Muni bus lines connecting the neighborhood to broader San Francisco. The neighborhood's homes feature a diverse architectural range, from early 20th-century cottages to mid-century designs, many carefully integrated into the area's dramatic hillside terrain. Glen Canyon Park provides a green space that offers residents extensive hiking trails and natural exploration opportunities.
In Glen Park, San Francisco's geographical complexity meets residential design, offering residents an extraordinary living experience that blends natural beauty, architectural diversity, and urban connectivity.
Transportation options are robust, with the Glen Park BART station providing direct regional access and multiple Muni bus lines connecting the neighborhood to broader San Francisco. The neighborhood's homes feature a diverse architectural range, from early 20th-century cottages to mid-century designs, many carefully integrated into the area's dramatic hillside terrain. Glen Canyon Park provides a green space that offers residents extensive hiking trails and natural exploration opportunities.
In Glen Park, San Francisco's geographical complexity meets residential design, offering residents an extraordinary living experience that blends natural beauty, architectural diversity, and urban connectivity.
Anthony Koutsos
KW Advisors
Realtor® Associate
- DRE:
- #01347469
- Mobile:
- 415.218.2539
- Office:
- 4152182539
anthonykoutsos.com/properties
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Anthony Koutsos
KW Advisors
Realtor® Associate
- DRE:
- #01347469
- Mobile:
- 415.218.2539
- Office:
- 4152182539
anthony.koutsos@anthonykoutsos.com
anthonykoutsos.com/properties