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Showing posts with label commercial. Show all posts

July 26, 2016

465-469 Castro St, Eureka Valley - Dolores Heights


5,390 square foot Edwardian triplex built in 1906. Currently listed for $5.9 million. Last sold for $660K in 1992.

Interior Photos HERE or HERE

Broker Babble: Landmark building in the heart of Castro with decorated painted murals facade, consists of 2 residential units and 1 commercial unit. Residential units have been rehabilitated and remodeled but its Edwardian beauty remained intact. Features high coved ceiling, sun filled living room w/ curved bay windows, hardwood floors and charming banisters. Unit 465: 3 Beds/1.5 Baths, Unit 467: 3 Beds included a master suite at rear w/ wet bar, 2.5 Baths, elegant living room, gas fireplace, huge dining room, modern kitchen, laundry area and deck. Both units are also offered as TIC.

INSIDE THE SLURP NOODLE BAR

July 06, 2016

480 5th St, SOMA


Broker babble: Unique, vacant, well located Office/Flex Building in convenient SOMA location. Zoned SALI. 3 floors totaling 5300sf. Many recent upgrades including total interior remodel, new third floor addition, 800Amps 3 Phase Power, elevator servicing all floors, and significant structural/seismic upgrades.

5,300 square foot commercial property built in 1925. Currently listed for $2.65 million.

As described by the State of California - The Resources Agency DEPARTMENT OF PARKS AND RECREATION: 480 5th Street is a 2-story concrete frame industrial building designed in the Renaissance Revival style. The rectangular-plan building, clad in smooth stucco, is capped by a flat built-up roof. The foundation is concrete. The primary façade faces east and includes 3 structural bays. Entrances include a paneled wood door with a fanlight-shaped glazed transom and circular ornament in the wood panels, and a metal roll-up garage door. The upper stories feature casement wood-sash windows with arched surrounds, entablature, molded surrounds, pilasters, and spandrel panel trim. The windows on the second story appear to be highly unique.

480 5th St, circa 1975