$1,895,000

Located in San Francisco's coveted Lake District, 225 26th Avenue offers exceptional access to some of the city's best outdoor destinations, including the Presidio, Lands End, Baker and China Beaches, and the Lake Street Slow Street corridor. Built in 2001 with quality craftsmanship and exceptionally well maintained, the three-unit building is in excellent condition, with a recently painted exterior and a fresh, well-kept appearance. The residence offers a highly functional floor plan with generous open living spaces and four well-appointed bedrooms and three bathrooms thoughtfully positioned toward the rear of the home. Expansive bay windows fill the living and dining areas with natural light, while a fireplace creates an inviting setting for both everyday living and entertaining. Inlaid hardwood floors add warmth and character, and the recently remodeled kitchen features stainless steel appliances and contemporary finishes. A shared garden provides a peaceful outdoor retreat, while in-unit laundry and generous one-car parking add everyday convenience. The parking is non-tandem and occupies the space closest to the street, allowing for easy maneuverability. The location puts some of the neighborhood's best dining close at hand, including Pearl and Pizzetta, and a new Bi-Rite Market is planned to open just a few blocks away. This inviting home offers a combination of space, comfort, and access to the best of northwest San Francisco.