145-147 Alpine Terrace, San Francisco - Presented by: Ken Glidewell www.145-147Alpine.com

Features

Mediterranean & Modern architectural styles blended together as the hallmark of this 4,749 square foot property perched in Buena Vista featuring distinct San Francisco panoramic views. A remarkably user friendly open floor plan creates a seamless indoor/outdoor experience on the top floor. In addition to a magical view living room with wood fireplace, the property has an entertainment dining area just off the chef’s kitchen featuring top of the line finishes. The master suite is a private retreat unto itself and offers a spa-like atmosphere with ample closet space. While the remaining bedrooms provide space for a growing family and if used as a single family residence the lower level can become a retreat for visiting in-laws or live in au-pairs with a separate entrance.

6 Bedrooms
5.5 Bathrooms
Chef’s Kitchen with Custom Counters & Cabinets
Custom Built-in Bookcases
Wood Flooring Through-out
Wood Burning Fireplaces
6 Car Parking
Amazing Panoramic Views

Neighborhood

Buena Vista / Ashbury Heights

The Buena Vista Park neighborhood is, of course, named for Buena Vista Park and is located in the area immediately surrounding the park. The homes here are primarily single-family Edwardians and Victorians with a smattering of more contemporary abodes to round out the mix. Some vintage multi-units on Alpine and Walter add to the charm. Perched high on a hill, great views abound. Worthy of note is the abundance of palm trees for a little tropical ambience. The park itself is San Francisco's first in the park system, dating back to 1867. Dotted with staircases, pathways, trails, tennis courts and a baseball field, the park achieved some notoriety during the 1967 Summer of Love. The neighborhood association has been extremely effective in bringing the park to its current child-friendly, accessible park. To the West of Buena Vista Park sits the upscale neighborhood of Ashbury Heights. This area is known for its beautiful homes, quiet streets and beautiful trees. Proximity to the Duboce, Divisadero, Castro, Haight and Market Street shops and restaurants is a boon to residents. Many properties in the Heights enjoy amazing views, and property does not turn over as quickly as other neighborhoods.