2090 36th Ave, San Francisco - Presented by Sabrina Gee-Shin & Charles Loiacono

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Features

Mid-century home with vista of Sunset Boulevard greenbelt
3 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms on main level, including primary suite with spa-like bathroom
Bonus room and half-bath on garden level that connects to rear patio
1350 square feet per public record
2060 square foot lot per public record
Updated kitchen with herringbone subway tile backsplash, white quartz countertop, and stainless steel appliances
Dining area
Living room with wood-burning fireplace
Hardwood floors
Great natural light
2-car tandem parking in garage, 1 car parking in driveway
Near Golden Gate Park, Ocean Beach, Stern Grove, Lake Merced
Several eating and shopping districts along Judah, Noriega and Taraval Streets, Lakeshore Plaza, and newly enhanced Stonestown Shopping Center
Two blocks from Sunday’s Outer Sunset Farmer’s Market, West Sunset Playground and Ortega Branch Library
Public Transportation: 29 Sunset, L-Taraval, 48 Quintara
Easy Access to Sunset Boulevard, Hwy 1/280

Neighborhood

Located in the southwest portion of San Francisco (and sometimess referred to as part of the Sunset), Parkside boasts a somewhat suburban feel. To the east, Inner Parkside is a picturesque gathering of gorgeously manicured homes. For great boutique shopping, the nearby West Portal neighborhood makes a superb offering, and features a multitude of delightful cafes and restaurants. To the west, Outer Parkside highlights a selection of Henry Doelger developed homes, from the 30s and 40s. They are generally one-story over a garage, many of which have been reconfigured as in-law units. The Parkside neighborhoods offer an engaging mix of families, retirees and students from SF State.l on streets like Escolta Way, with individual homes and small, though charming, front yards. In its center, adjacent to well-regarded Abraham Lincoln High School, the unique Sunset Reservoir spans eight square blocks, and is something of a surprise in San Francisco's urban environment. In line with California's green energy pursuit, the areas will soon boast California's largest solar voltaic collection system.