2311 Bryant Street

This Victorian flat was constructed at the turn of the century, a very good moment in San Franciscan architectural history. This era produced some of the best of Victorian architecture. Homes built after the 1906 earthquake generally lacked some of the more extraordinary things we’ve come to associate with the quintessential San Francisco Victorian: the high ceilings, gracious wide floor plan, rosettes and wainscoting that defines this era.

The large and detail laden living room has gorgeous floor-to-ceiling built-in bookshelves and high ceilings with windows that frame the mature leafy tree in front. The extra large eat-in kitchen has been beautifully and tastefully updated in a timeless style. It is generous in size with an immense amount of storage and counter space. 

The spacious master bedroom is located at the rear of the flat, facing the garden. The master has an entrancing light-filled sitting room that adds to the retreat like feeling of the room. There is a good-sized bedroom at the front of the flat and a smaller bedroom in the center of the flat. Currently, this room is utilized as the 3rd bedroom but could easily be used as a formal dining room. 

The large full bath has been remodeled with the same discerning style as the kitchen and is very fresh and modern but doesn’t stray far from its Victorian roots.

There is a lovely shared garden that is the perfect spot to enjoy a family barbecue or to host an outdoor party. The Inner Mission has one of the warmest microclimates in San Francisco so that barbecue isn’t just a pipe dream!

A large shared storage space allows for plenty of place for all your extra belongings. Street access allows for easy bike or scooter storage.

A HUGE attic space is exclusive to this unit and provides an array of opportunities. 

This is a prime Inner Mission location walking to great restaurants like Flour and Water, Salumeria, Southern Pacific Brewing, Mission Cliffs, Atlas Cafe, and the vibrant 24th Street.