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[ID] => 15719
[post_author] => 4
[post_date] => 2018-11-02 19:54:35
[post_date_gmt] => 2018-11-02 19:54:35
[post_content] => Russian sailors were once buried upon this hill. That's why. Ground zero for the San Francisco high-rise revolt that began in the 1960s. Not coincidentally, also home to The Summit,The Royal Towers, Green Hill Tower, the so-called crookedest street in SF (the real crookedest street is in Potrero Hill), and the authentic inspiration for Armistead Maupin's magical Barbary Lane.
Located on the tree lined block of Filbert Street, a top the Sharp Crest of one of the steepest hills in the City surrounded by Edwardian mid-rise buildings, & hearing the distant sound of the Hyde Street Cable Car. Quintessential SF neighborhood with a straight site line to Coit Tower & Bay Bridge. Exterior stairs take us to a classic Edwardian exterior entry w/ mosaic tile floors, balustrades, arches, & matching glass front doors. Unit has a light Foyer with hardwood floors & closet. To the right is the kitchen w/ good storage, gray quartz counter tops, and new appliances. Off of the kitchen is a bright office with a built-in desk. The Cozy Dining Spot merges with the peaceful LR w/ a beamed ceiling, fireplace, and a bank of south-facing windows that look out to gardens and trees. The BR also has a bay of windows with garden outlooks. The bath is split with a tile shower and vanity, and a separate WC. Large private storage room. WalkScore 95! HOA monthly: $648.52
