Grand, elegant duplex on a tree-lined block just off Lake Street, 119-121 16th Avenue offers a rare blend of scale, light, and character in one of San Francisco's most desirable neighborhoods. Approved plans with issued permits allow for a substantial remodel, creating two expansive, house-like 3BD residences and expanding the building to ~6,000 sq ft, including a new top level with sweeping views. This property offers both immediate livability and long-term upside: live in one unit and rent the other, lease both as an investment, explore TIC potential, or execute the approved plans to deliver a dramatically expanded, design-forward property. Rich in classic SF detail, the building features two spacious 2BD/1BA units with formal living rooms, bay windows, fireplaces, high coved ceilings, and crown moldings. Positioned just off the corner, the home enjoys privacy and abundant light from three sides. Sunny offices sit off the primary bedrooms. A large lower-level bonus room opens to the garden, offering flexible use or future expansion. The deep 120' x 25' lot provides rare outdoor space. Additional highlights include a full basement, in-unit laundry, and a two-car tandem garage with storage. A rare opportunity with flexibility, scale, and vision.
Listing courtesy of Compass. Selling Office: Compass.
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