470 Athens St

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Sold at $1,350,000

3beds

3baths

1,673sqft

2,500sf lot

Stunningly renovated, this designer home is nestled in the heart of San Francisco's vibrant Excelsior neighborhood, offering the perfect fusion of style and functionality. This modernized sanctuary boasts an open floor plan flooded with natural light, highlighted by three skylights on the main level, and gracious hardwood floors.

The main living space is an entertainer's dream with a great room vibe and a contemporary edge. The open space seamlessly integrates with the designer kitchen, adorned with ample custom cabinetry, stainless steel appliances, quartz countertops, and a beautifully tiled backsplash. The primary suite is a retreat unto itself, featuring a walkout view deck illuminated by bistro lights, a renovated bathroom with a floating vanity, and an executive shower boasting a river rock base and premium quartz surround. A second bedroom offers ample light and space, while the guest bath provides a luxurious soaking tub, bidet, and consistent premium finishes.

Downstairs, the ground floor caters to extended families with a lower-level family/media room, well-scaled wet bar, guest bedroom area, and a full bathroom. Dual access points lead to the beautifully landscaped backyard, with a mature apple tree, perfect for outdoor relaxation and entertaining. Dual-pane windows and newer systems fully complement this wonderful home. With a finished garage boasting a laundry area and additional storage, this home epitomizes modern convenience and designer living at its finest.

Key Features

Stunningly renovated designer home in San Francisco's vibrant Excelsior neighborhood
Perfect fusion of style and functionality
Open floor plan flooded with natural light, featuring three skylights on the main level and hardwood floors
Entertainer's dream main living space with a contemporary edge
Designer kitchen with ample custom cabinetry, stainless steel appliances, quartz countertops, and tiled backsplash
Primary suite featuring a walkout view deck, renovated bathroom with floating vanity, and executive shower with river rock base and premium quartz surround
Second bedroom with ample light and space
Luxurious guest bath with soaking tub, bidet, and premium finishes
Ground floor catering to extended families with lower-level family/media room, wet bar, guest bedroom area, and full bathroom
Dual access points leading to beautifully landscaped backyard with mature apple tree
Dual-pane windows and newer systems throughout
Finished garage with laundry area and additional storage
Epitomizes modern convenience and designer living at its finest

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About The Excelsior District

The Excelsior District is a neighborhood in San Francisco, California. The Excelsior District is located along Mission Street, east of San Jose Ave, south of Interstate 280 Southern Fwy, west of John McLaren Park, and somewhat north of Geneva Avenue.

Neighborhoods within the Excelsior District include the Excelsior Neighborhood itself, Mission Terrace, Outer Mission neighborhood, Portola, & Crocker Amazon.In its earlier days, the Excelsior District was predominantly Italian, Irish, and Swiss. During the late 1970s, 80s, and 90s, the Excelsior District, like the Mission District, became predominantly Latino. The Excelsior District also has a large Filipino community. For the past two decades the Excelsior District along with neighboring neighborhoods Ingleside, Ocean View, and Visitacion Valley, which were predominantly African American neighborhoods, have become predominantly Asian. Today it is one of the most ethnically diverse districts in San Francisco.

Central to the neighborhood for quite some time was the landmark Granada Theater, at the intersection of Mission and Ocean. In 1922 it opened with the name “Excelsior” but, was replaced with the name “Granada” in 1931 after the downtown Granada Theater changed its name to the Paramount, freeing up the name. Both the name and a vertical “Granada” sign were deployed in the Excelsior. However, the theater closed in 1982.

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