• LOCATION of Champions
• 3 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms in quaint, 2 unit bldg.
• Master Ste w/ sunny, private, east-facing deck
• Large bedrooms with ample closet space
• HUGE great room with remodeled kitchen
• Open Space = Open Mind
• Modern & Sleek
• West Wall of windows
• Hardwood Floors in top condition
• Beautiful kitchen with BRAND new appliances Glass tile backsplash and granite bar top
• One car parking: Side by Side NEW Washer/Dryer in Garage
• Two additional storage closets
• Freshly landscaped backyard; big and green!
• One block to GG Park, plus easy access to 280, SFO, 101 and Marin!
• Low HOA Dues: $125/month
• Across the street from SF Library; great for kids
• Walkable to all the diverse Inner Sunset food and shopping
• Easy access to Ocean Beach/Great Highway

Inner Sunset

Affordability has long made the Inner Sunset attractive to waves of immigrants, beginning with the Irish to more recent influxes of Asian and Russian residents. Today, the neighborhood's diversity has transformed it into an eclectic dining destination for those San Franciscans in the know. By day, this bustling neighborhood has a locals-only vibe as familiar faces make their way down tidy streets to shop or get that first cup of coffee. The N-Judah line runs through the neighborhood, depositing students at UCSF -- a world-class school and medical facility -- and collecting commuters headed downtown. Throughout the day, tourists flow up and down 9th Avenue, en route to the numerous attractions in Golden Gate Park. The park is certainly a major draw for residents, with many of its highlights -- including the De Young Museum, Academy of Science, botanical gardens and Conservatory of Flowers -- located just north of the neighborhood. Come sundown, the Pacific fog rolls in and cools things considerably just as the restaurants are heating up. You'll find cuisine for every taste in this up-and-coming hot spot, from Indian to Italian, sushi, Thai, seafood and that old standby, Darla's burgers. You'll be glad to be within walking distance as parking is at a premium in the evenings. This family friendly neighborhood doesn't have much in the way of nightlife, aside from a few pubs catering to the UCSF crowd. But that doesn't mean its denizens are anti-social. The small-town vibe is evident as neighbors mingle during the summer months at the recently launched Sunday farmers market.

Open House:
Sunday September 25, 2:00 - 4:00 pm
Sunday October 2,  2:00 - 4:00 pm

Brokers Tour:
Tuesdays from 1:30-3 PUBLIC WELCOME

Additional Showings by Appointment:
Contact Julie A. Reber:  415-609-3677
JulieReber@zephyrsf.com