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Highlights
- Renovated in 2026 and ready to move into
- Private balcony off the living room
- Assigned garage parking, with EV charging available in the building
- Walk-in bedroom closet and built-in storage in the living room
- One block to Castro Station and four Muni Metro lines
- Secure elevator building with on-site laundry
HOA Details
- HOA dues: $865 per month
- Dues include: unit trash, water, hot water, and gas; common area maintenance, cleaning, and utilities; building and earthquake insurance; HOA management/accounting fees; reserves
List of Improvements
2026 renovations
- New luxury vinyl plank flooring and baseboards throughout, plus a new tile floor in the bathroom
- Full interior paint on walls, trim, and doors, with kitchen cabinets and living room built-ins repainted and fitted with new hardware
- Kitchen: new quartz counters, undermount sink, faucet, and backsplash, plus a new refrigerator
- Bathroom: new quartz vanity top, undermount sink, faucet, and mirror, refinished tub with a regrouted surround, new tub and shower fixtures, new exhaust fan with light, and new towel hardware
- New light fixtures throughout, new switches, outlets, and GFCI protection to code, and new electric wall heaters in the bedroom and living room
- Bedroom walk-in closet rebuilt, with new doors, door hardware, and door stops throughout
- Full deep clean, including window washing and the balcony
Take a Tour Through the Home
Entry
- Secure lobby and two elevators, then a short hallway to the door
- Coat closet just inside, with the full bathroom off the entry rather than the living space
- New flooring runs from here through every room
Living and Dining Area
- At the back of the unit, with sliding glass doors opening to the balcony
- Built-in bookcases on both sides of the doors, with cabinet storage below
- Room for a dining table between the seating area and the kitchen
- Open to the kitchen, so the whole space works as one room
Kitchen
- Open to the living and dining area
- New quartz counters with an undermount sink and new faucet
- Stainless dishwasher, range, and over-range microwave, plus a new refrigerator
- Cabinets freshly painted, with new hardware
Balcony
- Private outdoor space off the living room, sheltered on three sides
- Fits a small table and chairs
Bedroom
- Set apart from the living space, with a window facing east
- Walk-in closet, refinished and fitted with new doors
Bathroom
- New tile floor, new quartz vanity top, undermount sink, and mirror
- Refinished tub with a regrouted surround and new fixtures
- New exhaust fan with light
Building and Parking
- One assigned space in the gated, camera-monitored garage
- EV charging available to residents through the HOA
- Shared laundry room on site
Explore the Neighborhood
4096 17th Street sits one block west of Castro Street in Corona Heights, just north of the Castro. The Muni station and the top of the commercial strip are about a minute away on foot, and the residential streets climbing toward Corona Heights Park start right behind the building.
Two long-running investments in the neighborhood are happening right now. The Castro Theatre reopened in February 2026 after a $41 million restoration. Harvey Milk Plaza, at the Castro station entrance, is being rebuilt through a $25 million city project, with groundbreaking expected in late 2026 and the new plaza opening in 2028.
Food and Everyday Errands
The Castro Theatre is showing films and hosting concerts again. Nearby are Anchor Oyster Bar, open since 1977, Orphan Andy's, the 24-hour diner at 17th and Castro, Fable and its heated garden patio, The Cove on Castro, Poesia for Italian upstairs and espresso downstairs, The Sausage Factory, Mama Ji's, Starbelly, and Aiso. For coffee there is Castro Coffee Company, Cafe de Casa (Brazilian fare), and Philz. Closer to the building, Corona Heights Market and Deli and Rossi's Deli handle groceries and sandwiches, and the Castro Farmers' Market runs Wednesday evenings on Market between Noe and Church.
Parks
- States Street Playground, the closest, with tennis, basketball, a playground, and a community garden next to the Randall Museum
- Corona Heights Park, 13 acres climbing to a summit with a full view of the city, plus a dog play area
- Eureka Valley Recreation Center on Collingwood, with a gym, tennis, pickleball, ball fields, and a dog play area
- Kite Hill and the Corwin Street Community Garden just below it
- Buena Vista Park to the north, with the Panhandle and Golden Gate Park beyond it
Getting Around
- Castro Station is one block away. The K, L, M, and S lines run underground to Civic Center, Powell, Montgomery, and Embarcadero
- The F Market streetcar turns around at 17th and Castro and runs the length of Market to the Ferry Building and Fisherman's Wharf
- Bus lines 24, 33, 35, and 37 are all within a block or two
- Market Street and Upper Market feed directly to 101 and 280
Duboce Triangle is northeast, Mission Dolores and the Mission are east, Noe Valley is south over the hill, and Cole Valley is northwest past Corona Heights. All of them are walkable from the front door.
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