$1,750,000 For sale
156 Lombard Street #37
San Francisco, CA 94111
Description
San Francisco, CA 94111
An unparalleled home for indoor-outdoor entertaining, this rarely available two-level, three-bedroom corner townhouse offers an exceptional San Francisco lifestyle along the vibrant North Waterfront. Meticulously maintained and thoughtfully designed, this sophisticated yet comfortable residence features an updated, light-filled kitchen and an open-concept living and dining area with direct access to a stunning wrap-around patio. The expansive ~670 sq. ft. private, walled garden creates a true urban oasis ideal for al fresco dining, morning coffee, entertaining, or relaxing. Outdoor fire pits and a wood-burning fireplace enhance the ambiance from day to evening. The upper level offers three bedrooms and two baths. The serene primary suite serves as a private retreat with a full bath, walk-in closet, built-in cabinetry, stacked washer/dryer, and a mini refrigerator. The second bedroom enjoys peaceful greenery outlooks, while the third bedroom currently used as an office/guest room overlooks the dynamic Embarcadero. Additional highlights include one dedicated parking space conveniently located near the elevator and a private storage closet in the garage. Telegraph Landing is a pet-friendly community offering a newly landscaped central courtyard, common roof deck, and 24/7 door person and security. With a remarkable Walk Score of 99, this prime location places you just moments from the SF Bay Club, Cruise Ship Terminal, Ferry Building and Farmers’ Market, RJ’s Market, Hillstone, and a variety of renowned restaurants. E-bikes are available across the street, and the historic Embarcadero trolley provides easy access to Oracle Park and Chase Center. Jackson Square and North Beach also are in close proximity. Fleet Week and the Blue Angels show is a prime event in the neighborhood. This is a truly rare opportunity to enjoy the very best of San Francisco living.
Marsha K. Williams (DRE #01187693)
Christie's Int'l Real Estate