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661 27th Street
This charming Noe Valley home has a living room with gleaming wood floors a corner fireplace and period trim. The formal dining room is lit by a large skylight and is adjacent to the kitchen. A vintage Wedgewood stove is the centerpiece of the kitchen which has quartz counters and a stainless steel refrigerator. There are two well proportioned bedrooms and a large bathroom with a stall shower and a tub. The second bedroom opens to a large deck. There is expansion potential down. Currently there is a room and a bath, likely added without permits. There is a fantastic yard with mature plantings, including fruit trees. The location is fantastic–it is within walking distance to 24th Street shops and restaurants, close to MUNI and company shuttle busses and close to highways 101 and 280.
SF Supes to Review Proposal to Retrofit Soft Story Buildings
The San Francisco supervisors are scheduled to review a proposal that would require owners of soft story buildings to retrofit them by 2020. The proposed plan will require about 3,000 buildings in San Francisco, built before 1978 to undergo seismic retrofits in the next several years. Single family homes and smaller buildings will be exempt []
One Key Question that Many Sellers Overlook When Hiring a Real Estate Agent
One question that many Sellers overlook when making the decision about who to hire to represent them in the sale of their home: Would you ever be willing to represent the buyer as well as me? And the follow on question: How many times have you reprsented both the buyer and the seller in a []
What is an Agency Relationship, and Why Does it Matter?
When you are buying or selling a home, it is important for you to select an agent who is experienced, knowledgable, professional and will help you through every step of the process. After selecting an agent, you’ll work with this person to identify the property that is right for you, help you determine the price []
How Should I Hold Title?
During your escrow process, you will be asked by your agent, lender and/or escrow officer how you plan to hold title. There are several options for California residents. Before you choose, it is best to confer with your expert advisors, including your attorney and accountant. How you hold title can have significant implications on your []
Best in Show: Mill Valley Mid-Century Home
After touring properties this week, I have decided that my favorite home was the listing located at 378 Lowell Avenue in Mill Valley – Tam Valley to be more specific. It was simply a magical property. I would love to return at night to see the thoughtful lighting which has been placed within the exterior []
Why Does My Smoke Alarm Only Malfunction in the Middle of the Night?
I was awakened in the middle of the night to the SHRIEK of the smoke detectors in my house. Jolted awake. No sign of smoke or fire. Headed downstairs quickly–no sign of anything there. All detectors screaming downstairs. And finally, down to my neighbors house below. No noise, no signs of smoke or fire. []
Six Signs That Could Mean Expensive (Hidden) Trouble
This article was written by Stacey Lamirand. Purchasing a home is a large investment and buyers are advised to do a careful investigation of the property. There are six areas of potential trouble that should be thoroughly investigated by a licensed home inspector. Sometimes cracks, bulges and spots are an indication of trouble, sometimes they []
73 Badger Street
Traditional & stylish, this tunnel entrance home has much appeal! Bright & inviting rooms include an elegant living space, formal dining room, a spacious kitchen w/ wonderful flow between these rooms. The two bedrooms overlook a pleasant garden! The updated, yet classic,bathroom has a separate shower & tub. A large room (bonus)downstairs completes this home, []
