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Built in 1912, this lower of two units has been updated over the years, but retains details that speak to an earlier time, when craftsmen readily plied their trades. The hardwood floors have inlaid details, while the living room ceiling has a flared coved ceiling floating above the fireplace. A dramatic box-beamed ceiling with intricate details accents the original built-in cabinetry with diamond-shaped leaded glass doors and decorative pilasters capped by egg and dart details popular in the early part of the last century. The updated kitchen and bathrooms are modern yet blend in easily with unchanged details. A walkthrough pantry, between the dining room and kitchen provides more storage or even the possibility of a petite office. There is also a sizeable, deeded storage room on the lower level that is awaiting the new owner’s vision.
*Built in 1912
*Updated Kitchen
*Updated Bathroom
*Two Bedrooms
*One and One/Half Baths
*One-Car Parking
*Shared Yard
*Ample Storage
*Exquisite Original Details
*Recently Refinished Wood Floors
*Two Decorative Fireplaces
*Original Built-In Cabinetry
*This 2-unit HOA has no monthly dues, but rather the two units assume certain HOA expenses throughout the year and reconcile the difference annually.
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Lake District is named for Lake Street, which acts as the border between this delightful neighborhood and the Presidio. The big attractions for residents are many-fold, including good schools, substantial 100-year-old homes, and daily access to the open spaces of the Presidio, Baker Beach, and the Presidio Golf Course. Tennis and Basketball enthusiasts will find courts close by, along with a playground for younger children. A well-manicured and affluent neighborhood, the streets are quiet and tree-lined, displaying a blend of stately, immaculate Edwardians and grand Victorians.
Many of the area homes boast large backyards, providing a chance to escape the grind of city life, and giving kids a place to run. Schools, both public and private are exceptional. On the private side, Adda Clevenger Prep and the prestigious Katherine Burke School for girls offer a high caliber K-8 education. Frank McCoppin, the public elementary school has a notable reputation, having scored an 827 of the California API. Clement Street, offers extensive shopping and dining for locals. The district is renowned for its variety of affordable ethnic restaurants, produce markets, and well-appointed specialty stores.
