Buyer Preview: 4407 18th Street, San Francisco, Updated Castro Victorian/Edwardian
HTML-код
- Опубликовано: 13 мар 2020
- Join me, Kevin Ho of San Francisco’s Vanguard Properties, as I walk through (with gimbal!) this just-updated single-family house in the Castro in Eureka Valley at, well, Eureka Street. There’s a good sense of space and potential here to do more with the space if you want. The neighborhood is very central indeed and there have been solid updates to the kitchen and baths. Listed with our friend Suzy Riley of Compass at $1.995M.
Video walk-through tour is by Kevin K. Ho of Vanguard Properties. If you need independent buyer representation please feel free to give him or his partner, Jonathan McNarry, a call today at 415-297-7462 or 415-215-4393. The opinions, comments and statements in the video are those of Kevin Ho alone and may not necessarily reflect those of the sellers, listing agents or anyone else overheard. The listing agent and seller may not be represented by Vanguard Properties. To learn more about the buyer and seller services Kevin and Jonathan provide to their successful clients along with the current state of the market, navigate to www.KevinandJonathan.com DRE 01875975 & 01747295 sbn 233408.
Feels like if I blinked a missed a room. Would be nice to slow down and really show the rooms without your hands in the shots. Lovely house.
Our lead is Kevin Ho conducting a tour of 4407 18th Street, San Francisco, CA a Victorian structure home with huge windows, almost a masterpiece by Ludwig Mie van der Rohe bits & pieces. Across the street is a Chinese restaurant as if when it rains it is totally soothing atmosphere. Not too from the Castro district, except for one thing, things have changed to the basic traditions gay is out out out, families are welcome in this trendy neighborhood, there is a community church and anyone would love this beautiful home.
Nice!Great! Love!
Kevin, love that you have so much knowledge and attention to detail. Shows your passion ❤️
I love San Francisco so much. Wish I was a millionaire.
Quite a lovely home. I suppose if I could afford $2,000,000 I could come up with a little extra to double pane the street facing windows and sneak in a second bath upstairs. I couldn't tell for sure if there was an interior stairway to the cellar level. With the washer and dryer down there the stairs would be helpful. I know that SF real estate is sky-high, and these historic houses are treasured, so the price doesn't surprise me.
Left of the washer/dryer was a staircase.
@@sheilasullivan1950 Thank you!
Use to be a duplex, No charm left, all these SF houses have the same boring light fixtures.
I love san fransisco, when i was last there i stayed on post street
2 million $ 😮
It’s A beautiful property . But At this rate how in the world will young people enter the market
They don't here. (Although people are leaving SF, so maybe in the future.)
Wonderfully details, but it feels that it’s lost the soul of the original features and even layout in the first main rooms. 🤨
Another one that you totally took all the charm out and made it look like a hotel lobby very cold very sterile
Ikr? Got rid of the charm. How sad.
Darling you are doing a great job. Please slow your turns down a little.
I would like a little more privacy from my window to neighbors windows for $2 million 😅