1090 Page Street, Unit 1

Stylish, Prime + Historically Located Condo

Overview:

This perfectly located condominium, built in the 1980’s, checks all the boxes. The prime location is just one block from the Divisadero corridor and walkable to both Haight Street and Duboce Triangle. This means that you can walk out your door to eat, shop at BiRite, and sip cocktails in some of the best restaurants and bars in San Francisco.

A modern and smart floor plan was created by keeping the public space open, limiting the hallway in order to create generous bedrooms, and strategically adding closet space throughout the condo. The living room has incredible south facing light and that rare commodity, a wood burning fireplace.

The kitchen has been stylishly remodeled with white Carrera counters, a new paint palette, modern backsplash, and new stainless steel appliances. The bathroom has also been remodeled with newly tiled floors, new vanity, and contemporary lighting. The overriding aesthetic of the remodeled kitchen and bath are clean lines and simple elegance. The 2 generously sized bedrooms are at either ends of the condo which can be ideal for roommates and ensures privacy when friends or family visit. Both bedrooms have large closets.

Deeded one car parking & shared laundry facilities in the garage.

San Francisco is a city infused with history, stories, and storied histories. 1090 Page Street has a well documented history. It started its life as an enormous single family Victorian with an authentic ballroom on the lower floor. In the early sixties it morphed into a wildly affordable ($15 a month) boarding house for San Francisco students. In the late 1960’s Big Brother And The Holding Company with Janis Joplin performed in the big ballroom heralding in the Summer of Love. Although the building has since been rebuilt, the roots of this address will forever remain.