Recently Sold Homes in 94145, CA

Recently Sold Home in 94145, CA:

Lux living on Lombard! Sleek contemporary finishes with great art walls, large private deck with peek-a-boo Bay views, the generous primary suite with custom dressing area perfect for a clothes horse. It has a sitting area and Juliet balcony. Custom kitchen w Scavolini cabinetry, (Fisher Paykel induction cooktop range, Miele Dw) adjoins dining/living space. The stone surround terrace enjoys partial Bay views to Treasure Island where you can see the ships roll in. 2bd bedroom, has partial Bay views; is ideal as guest, office, or den w large walk-in closet. One-car parking & storage included. Full-service building with doorperson, pool, library, common view decks in an urban oasis at t

Recently Sold Home in 94145, CA:

Enjoy the lifestyle in one of San Francisco's finest neighborhoods. Macondray Lane is a charming tree-lined walkway found on the northern slope of Russian Hill, within a few short blocks of Washington Square with all the conveniences, landmarks and world class dining found in North Beach. This stylish contemporary 2 bed / 2 bath condo offers an open living/dining room with an abundance of natural light with some views to boot. Tasteful modern renovations with newer flooring throughout, recessed lighting, remodeled kitchen and baths along with wood burning fireplace complete the living space. The primary bedroom has spacious closets and en-suite bath while the spacious 2nd bedroom gives acce

Recently Sold Home in 94145, CA:

1067-1071 Union sits at the upper crest of Russian Hill, one block from the Hyde Street cable car. Two buildings on a single lot with frontage on both Union Street and Macondray Lane: five full-floor flats over a three-car garage. Three units carry Union Street addresses (1067, 1069, 1071); two units are addressed directly on Macondray Lane (128 and 130), the pedestrian , half block street that has anchored this part of Russian Hill since the 1880s. Each flat is a full-floor 5-room floor plan averaging 1,215 square feet * . The units run meaningfully larger than the typical San Francisco two-bedroom and can be configured as a 2 or 3-bedroom layout. Built in 1908, wood-fr