3812A 24th St, San Francisco, CA 94114

Highlights

• Two-story top-floor Victorian condo on 24th Street
• Moments from Noe Valley shops, dining, Town Square, farmers market
• 20-foot ceilings and bright south-facing bay windows
• Primary suite overlooking the living room through an interior window
• Private south-facing roof deck and two shared decks

HOA Details

• HOA Dues: $250 per month
• Included: Common area utilities, common area maintenance and cleaning, HOA management

List of Improvements

• 2024: Roof replaced and decks updated by Modern Roofing
• 2019: Full exterior paint job and building siding replacement

Floor Plans

Take a Tour Through 3812A 24th St

Arrival

• Private entry to a staircase up to the main living level
• Coat closet at the landing at the top of the stairs
• Hardwood floors throughout both levels

Main Level

• First bedroom with a walk-in closet and a door opening directly onto a shared deck
• Full hall bathroom with shower over tub
• In-unit laundry with washer and dryer tucked down the hall, alongside additional closet storage
• Second bedroom at the end of the hall with a south-facing bay window
• Open-concept living space with the kitchen opening to the dining room and living room
• Living room with soaring 20-foot ceilings, a gas fireplace, and a south-facing bay window
• Kitchen with granite countertops, a five-burner gas range and oven, dishwasher, garbage disposal, and a bar counter made for casual meals and conversation

Upper Level

• Upstairs landing opening to a shared deck, sheltered from the wind by the surrounding structure
• Primary bedroom suite with a full wall of closet space behind mirrored sliding doors
• En-suite bathroom with shower over tub
• Interior window above a half-wall, overlooking the living room below and borrowing light from its tall south-facing windows
• Private roof deck through sliding doors off the primary suite, facing south

Explore the Neighborhood Around 3812A 24th St

3812A 24th Street sits in the middle of one of San Francisco’s most convenient central locations. Noe Valley’s 24th Street corridor puts your whole day within reach without moving the car: coffee in the morning, groceries on the way home, dinner around the corner. The Mission is just east, and the J-Church and multiple bus lines are moments away.

Right Outside the Door

Some of the neighborhood's most beloved spots are within a block or two, including Saru Sushi Bar, a Michelin Guide favorite and the sellers' go-to, close enough for a spur-of-the-moment lunch. Also nearby: Haystack Pizza, a Noe Valley institution since 1972, Noe Valley Bakery for morning pastries and celebration cakes, Novy for Greek and California comfort food, plus Hi-Way Burger, Dumpling Kitchen, Ingredients, and Angela's Ice Cream.

Noe Valley Town Square

One block away, the Noe Valley Town Square is the neighborhood's central gathering place, hosting community events and free weekly programming. The Noe Valley Farmers Market sets up here every Saturday, year-round, with more than 20 local vendors, live music, and a genuine neighborhood crowd.

More Local Dining

A few blocks in any direction opens up considerably more: Firefly for seasonal contemporary American, La Ciccia for Sardinian, Grand Lake Kitchen for all-day dining and cocktails, Chloe's Café for brunch, Lovejoy's Tea Room for a proper English afternoon tea, and Hamano Sushi on Castro. Toward the Mission, Fiore Caffe sits at 24th and Guerrero and Beretta anchors Valencia.

Groceries and Everyday Errands

• Whole Foods Market roughly two blocks away
• Independent shops, bookstores, and services lining 24th Street
• Saturday farmers market at the Town Square

Parks and Recreation

• Mission Dolores Park: half a mile north
• Upper Noe Recreation Center: 0.7 miles south, with courts, playground, gym, and a fenced dog run
• Douglass Playground and the Upper Douglass Dog Play Area: 0.8 miles west, with downtown views
• Billy Goat Hill and Walter Haas Playground: one mile south
• Twin Peaks and George Christopher Playground: 1.2 miles west
• Glen Canyon Park: 1.3 miles west, with 60+ acres of trails

Getting Around

• J-Church Muni line and the 24 and 48 bus lines within a few blocks
• Tech shuttle stops nearby
• Easy access to I-280 and US-101
• Close to the Mission, Dolores Park, and the Valencia Street corridor

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