This house, today, looks much better than it did in 2009, but that's just a good paint job with lot and lots and lots of scraping.
The interior, on the other hand, looks, at least on paper, to be in flux. A permit search (2009-2016) revealed a sketchy history of work done or not done or not done right...so that $3 million dollar value is plummeting as I type. Well, maybe not plummeting, but definitely heading south. In this neighborhood a home in good condition should garner about $1,141 per square foot. If the interiors are incomplete, unfinished or in any other state of undone-ness, the value goes down.
But not really by much, because this is SAN FRANCISCO.
2005 BROKER BABBLE: Located in SF's prestigious Ashbury Heights neighborhood, this grand scale classic Victorian retains lots of its original detail and charm.
This legal two unit building, has lots of potential with a versatile floor plan that offers endless opportunites. There is also a large attic with possible expansion potential.
High ceilings, wood flooring, three car parking with tons of storage and a shared garden gives this building all the amenities necessary for modern living.
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