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[post_content] => Just north of the Castro and south of the Lower Haight, Duboce Triangle is a bustling neighborhood that’s got something for almost everyone: Duboce Park for families with kids and/or dogs, easy transit options for commuters, tree-lined streets for pedestrians, and plenty of shopping, eating and drinking options for everyone.
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ffd_listing_title, 535 Duboce Avenue, San Francisco, CA, 94117
ffd_mls_id, 511326
ffd_salesforce_id, a0E1I00000Tvv66UAB
num_of_fireplaces__c, 1
num_of_rooms__c, 0
of_units__c, 2
address2__c, 535 Duboce Avenue, San Francisco, CA, 94117
pba__address_pb__c, 535 Duboce Avenue, San Francisco, CA, 94117
agent_only_remarks__c, Offers will be welcomed on Monday, February 8th at 10:00am. Seller is still living in the condo, so showings will be limited and strictly by appointment. Seller retains the right to accept or reject any or all offers. All showings will be conducted via COVID guidelines, with all visitors bringing their own masks. Parking is in tandem and likely more suited to a small-or-medium-sized car. No monthly HOA dues. Water is the only bill shared by the owners; some electricity in common areas is included on the lower unit bill, some areas are on the upper unit bill per the seller. Pre-escrow opened with Amy Edberg, First American Title.
appliances__c, Dishwasher;Microwave;Free Standing Gas Oven;Free Standing Refrigerator
architectural_style__c, Edwardian
bath_features__c, Tub w/Shower Over;Shower Stall(s);Tile
pba__fullbathrooms_pb__c, 2
pba__bedrooms_pb__c, 2
year_build_text__c, 1906
pba__city_pb__c, San Francisco
pba__contingentdate__c, 1800-01-01
cooling__c, None
ffd_createddate, 2021-02-16T02:14:31.000+0000
days_on_market__c, 1434
dom__c, 12
ffd_description_pb, Duboce Park, originally designated as public park land in 1858 and developed as a park in 1902, became the hub of a neighborhood that saw rapid development between 1899 and 1911. Builders constructed houses in the Victorian, Edwardian, and Queen Anne styles, all still evident to this day, offering a rich history of San Francisco architecture. 535 Duboce, a circa-1905 Edwardian structure, bears original details while having been updated by the current owners. The original arts & crafts fireplace inspired the design of three contemporary, custom-built, solid-cherry cabinets. Newer, double-paned windows are wooden, like the originals, while eco-friendly materials were used throughout when remodeling the interior, including toxic-free linseed oil & shellac, and VOC-free clay paints. Drywall replaced the original plaster & lathing, and denim was used to insulate all walls. The condo has a spacious rear deck, overlooking a lush, shared yard, areas perfect for entertaining.
535 Duboce Avenue, San Francisco, CA, 94117 - Property Description
Duboce Park, originally designated as public park land in 1858 and developed as a park in 1902, became the hub of a neighborhood that saw rapid development between 1899 and 1911. Builders constructed houses in the Victorian, Edwardian, and Queen Anne styles, all still evident to this day, offering a rich history of San Francisco architecture. 535 Duboce, a circa-1905 Edwardian structure, bears original details while having been updated by the current owners. The original arts & crafts fireplace inspired the design of three contemporary, custom-built, solid-cherry cabinets. Newer, double-paned windows are wooden, like the originals, while eco-friendly materials were used throughout when remodeling the interior, including toxic-free linseed oil & shellac, and VOC-free clay paints. Drywall replaced the original plaster & lathing, and denim was used to insulate all walls. The condo has a spacious rear deck, overlooking a lush, shared yard, areas perfect for entertaining.
