2554 Gough Street Unit A, San Francisco, CA 94123

$795,000
1
BD
1
BA
798
SqFt

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List Price
$795,000
MLS#
426170708
Status
PENDING
Property Type
Residential
Bedrooms
1
Total Bathrooms
1
Full Bathrooms
1
Sqft. of Residence
798
Lot Size
2,461
Year Built
1907

Property Description

Located in Cow Hollow, this 1 bedroom, 1 bath condominium offers a peaceful retreat with one of San Francisco's most vibrant and upscale neighborhoods right outside of your door. Step outside and grab a coffee at Blue Fog Market and enjoy Allyne Park. Union Street's cafs, boutiques, and restaurants are just around the corner. This condominium pairs classic San Francisco architecture with thoughtful modern updates. High ceilings and oak hardwood floors set the tone as you enter. The generous living room is the heart of the home and opens to two distinct spaces. One is a formal dining room, equally suited to hosting friends or a relaxed weeknight meal. The other is a west-facing bedroom with a custom-fitted closet. The updated kitchen features quartzite countertops, stainless steel appliances, and a breakfast bar with a view of the garden below. The renovated bathroom has a crisp white palette, a quartz-topped vanity, and a tub with shower. Outside, the shared rear yard is an inviting extension of the living space, with a dining and lounge area, BBQ, fire pit, and heat lamps that make it usable year-round. With its blend of charm, comfort, and one of the city's most desirable locations, this home is a standout opportunity in Cow Hollow.

Additional Information

Acres
0.06
Living Area
798
Lot Size
2,461
Neighborhood
Pacific Heights
Year Built
1907

Listing courtesy of Nate Serrano, from City Real Estate
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