On the cusp between Russian Hill, Nob Hill, and North Beach, this charming historic flat oozes San Francisco charm, sights, and soundscapes. The two-unit building was just repainted inside and out. Every room has details that make it stand out. The living room has bay windows that frame St. Peter and Paul’s & Coit Tower, hardwood floors, and double-paned glass. The dining room also has views of St. Peter and Paul’s and Coit Tower, crown molding, and a ceiling medallion. The kitchen has been nicely remodeled with granite countertops, stainless steel appliances, and glass cabinet doors. There is space for informal dining. The kitchen leads to a finished laundry room with stacking W/D and instant hot water so you never run out. The full bath is textured and modern. Riverstone shower floors and bronze glass slider define the space. The mirror has a built-in steam remover and lighting choices to improve skin tone. Off the living room is a bedroom/office space that gets great light. In the back of the house are two wonderful rooms for sleeping: they are well-proportioned and both have nice closets. The roof deck has 360-degree views of Pier 39, St. Peter and Paul’s, Coit Tower, and the Transamerica Building. You are 1/2 block to Washington Square Park, Mario’s Bohemian Cigar Store, restaurants and shops. The Mason/Powell cable car line is 1/2 block up Union Street. On the street level sits an enormous garage with 10-foot ceilings, CB panels, and a large storage space with a window, to use as a workout room or speakeasy. Behind the house is a dog run. Live, work, love in the center of Old San Francisco