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For Sale: Inner Sunset

One-of-a-Kind Family Home in the Inner Sunset

601 Moraga Street • $3,790,000

Bedroom

2.5

Bath

3640

Sq Ft

Features and Amenities

Prominently situated on the corner of Moraga Street and 12th Avenue, this fully detached 1915 masterpiece features a classic, grand-scale design with beautiful updates for modern living. There are 4 bedrooms, 3 1/2 Baths, 3-4 car parking, and a more than double wide lot with front and side gardens, plus seamless everyday access to the rear yard/garden. The interior fit and finish, exceptional period detail, generously sized windows allowing brilliant natural light, and amazing outdoor elements are truly impressive, creating a warm and elegant feel in this one-of-a-kind family compound. The spacious 3-bedroom, 2.5-bath plus family room main residence is complemented by a detached 1-bedroom, 1-bath bi-level carriage house with ADU potential. Sited on an expansive and private corner lot, one of the many highlights is the level walk-out rear yard, and sunny side flagstone patios for play and entertaining. This inviting location in Golden Gate Heights, on the border of Inner Sunset, offers City views, walkability, and easy access to Golden Gate Park. Welcome home to historic elegance, modern conveniences, and a superb location.

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WELCOME TO THE NEIGHBORHOOD

Three miles from the beach, laid back and unpretentious, the Inner Sunset is often high on the list of San Francisco's favorite residential neighborhoods, despite the almost guaranteed fog. A vibrant business district, lively culture, excellent public transportation, and proximity to Golden Gate Park are some of the main charms. Until the late 19th century, this area was primarily sand dunes. Many of the first residents were Irish immigrants familiar with fog and chill but not necessarily delighted by the Sunset District's aspirational name.

Today, the preeminent UCSF Parnassus campus has catapulted this sleepy, sandy suburb into a San Francisco delight. Like most of the city, the area has gentrified, but not at the rate or as blatantly as other San Francisco neighborhoods; it's still in the more affordable range.