474 Vallejo Street, San Francisco, CA 94133

$4,250,000
6
BD
4,158
SqFt

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List Price
$4,250,000
MLS#
426152440
Status
ACTIVE
Sqft. of Residence
4,158
Lot Size
1,899
Listing Area
Telegraph Hill

Property Description

Perched atop Telegraph Hill, one of San Francisco's most iconic and sought-after neighborhoods, 474 Vallejo Street presents a rare opportunity to own a well-maintained five-unit apartment building in an exceptional location. Just moments from North Beach, the Embarcadero, Coit Tower, and the City's renowned waterfront, the property offers residents the perfect balance of neighborhood charm, walkability, and sweeping views, while remaining tucked away on one of Telegraph Hill's most desirable residential streets. Built in 1926, the property consists of four one-bedroom apartments and one exceptional owner's penthouse residence. The vacant penthouse features two bedrooms, two bathrooms, a den, and an expansive rooftop deck with panoramic views, creating a unique owner-user opportunity that is rarely available in San Francisco. Three-car garage parking further enhances the property's appeal, an increasingly valuable amenity in this neighborhood. Whether acquired as a long-term investment or as a combination owner-user and income-producing asset, 474 Vallejo Street represents an opportunity that is difficult to replicate. With its prime Telegraph Hill location, classic San Francisco character, vacant penthouse residence, rooftop deck, garage parking, and built-in rental upside, the property offers a compelling blend of lifestyle, stability, and long-term appreciation potential.

Additional Information

Acres
0.04
Living Area
4,158
Lot Size
1,899
Neighborhood
Telegraph Hill

Listing courtesy of Gino V Franco, from Marcus & Millichap
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