1864 Page St., #3, San Francisco, CA 94117

Just steps from the vibrant energy of Haight-Ashbury and the lush greenery of the Panhandle, this beautifully remodeled one-bedroom home offers the perfect blend of modern comfort, historic charm, and exceptional walkability. Nestled on a quiet, tree-lined street in one of San Francisco’s most iconic neighborhoods, the residence is part of a well-maintained grand Victorian building that exudes timeless elegance.

Inside, a spacious layout showcases period details alongside contemporary updates. Curved bay windows bathe the space in natural light, while a decorative fireplace, rich wood floors, high coved ceilings, and classic crown molding create a warm and inviting atmosphere. The eat-in kitchen offers generous cupboard space, an electric range with hood, microwave, and plenty of room for a dining table or a butcher-block island, making it ideal for everyday living and entertaining.

Residents enjoy access to a shared backyard and convenient on-site laundry. With Golden Gate Park and the Panhandle just around the corner, and the eclectic shops, restaurants, and cafes of Haight Street moments away, this location offers the best of San Francisco living. It’s also an easy walk to the Inner Sunset, Inner Richmond, NOPA, Lower Haight, and Hayes Valley, making this home a truly connected urban retreat.

Key Features:
– Remodeled
– 1 Bedroom
– – Built-In Storage in Closet
– 1 Bathroom
– – Shower/Tub Combo
– – Additional Storage in Mirror Cabinet
– Eat-In Kitchen
– – Ample Cupboard Space
– – Electric Range with Hood
– – Microwave
– Pantry/Linen Closet in Hallway
– Period Details
– – 2 Bay Windows (Living Room and Bedroom)
– – Decorative Fireplace
– – Wood Floors
– – High Coved Ceilings
– – Crown Molding
– Shared Yard
– Laundry in Building

Furnished Details:
– Queen Bed
– Desk in Living Room Nook
– Table and Chairs in Kitchen
– All or Some Furnishings can be Removed – See Agent for Details

Location:
– Walk Score: 97
– Bike Score: 98
– Steps to Shops, Restaurants and Nightlife of Haight Ashbury
– Easy Walk to Cole Valley, NOPA, Inner Sunset, Lower Haight, Duboce Triangle, and Hayes Valley
– Close to Multiple MUNI Lines, including Bus and N-Judah
– Short Walk to Google, Apple, and more Tech Shuttle Stops
– Close to St. Mary’s Medical Center, UCSF Parnassus and CPMC Davies Campuses
– Easy Walk to Gus’ Market, Whole Foods (2 blocks), and Lucky’s Supermarket
– Short Walk to Buena Vista Park and Alamo Square Park; and Only Steps to Golden Gate Park and the Panhandle

The Neighborhood:
This spacious apartment is located in a Victorian building, one block from the hustle and bustle of the infamous Haight-Ashbury neighborhood, and one block from the Panhandle. It is nestled on a quiet, tree-lined street with multiple lines of public transportation also only one block away. The Haight-Ashbury neighborhood is very vibrant and is renown for its role in the Summer of Love movement. The Grateful Dead, Jefferson Airplane and Janis Joplin all lived in the neighborhood in the 60’s. The neighborhood is now home to unique shops, vintage clothing stores, markets and a diverse selection of restaurants and bars/pubs. The neighborhood is also home to numerous gorgeous Victorians – a quintessential part of the San Francisco architecture. Additionally, there is plenty of green space nearby including the Panhandle, Buena Vista Park and Golden Gate Park. Golden Gate Park stretches all the way to the ocean and has many amazing nooks and crannies to explore on the way. Golden Gate Park is home to the Botanical Gardens, Conservatory of Flowers, a carousel, various gardens, a couple of museums, Stowe Lake , Japanese Tea Garden, windmills, a herd of bison, and much more! You can rent bikes in the neighborhood and explore the park and the rest of San Francisco at your own leisure.

Surrounding Neighborhoods:
You are walking distance to Cole Valley, Inner Sunset, Inner Richmond, Lower Haight, Alamo Square, NOPA and Hayes Valley. Additionally, there are multiple public transportation lines that will take you to other corners of San Francisco and only 10 minutes to downtown/Financial District.