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Steven Mavromihalis presents:
Six Romeo-style 2-bedroom flats in trendy NOPA.
Undeveloped garden/street level for possible addition of ADU's.
Best apartment building value in San Francisco.
Brokers Tour: Tuesday, 6/15, 11:30-1pm
Addititional Showing Times by Confirmed Appoinment only, with 24-hour notice
Thu 6/10 5:30-6:30
Fri 6/11 5:30-6:30
Sat 6/12 11am-12pm
Mon 6/14 5:30-6:30
Tue 6/15 5:30-6:30
Wed, 6/16 11am-1pm
OFFER DATE: THU 6/17, 11am
The North of Panhandle area, or Nopa, is rapidly becoming one of the city's most in-demand neighborhoods. Situated just north of Golden Gate Park's Panhandle, and abutted by the Divisadero corridor, you'll always feel there's something to do, and within walking distance! Here you'll feel central to everything, with easy freeway access via Fell and Oak streets, several Muni lines at your doorstep, and very easily navigable bicycle routes. And yet, the nearby green spaces imbue the entire area with a low key, peaceful air. Services and entertainment are easily accessed, making car-free living a very appealing lifestyle choice. In addition to Divisadero's many trendy cafes, clubs and shops, you can do your grocery shopping at the Lucky Center on Fulton, and hit up Broderick Place for speciality deli goods. Homes near the Panhandle are exceptionally desirable. There are also multi-unit apartment buildings and condos for the investment buyer. It's also a great spot to bike, shoot hoops or just chill out by the bandstand. Young professionals and students, families, and long-time residents fill up Nopa's many Victorian and Edwardian single family homes and multi-unit buildings. There are plenty of opportunities to meet your neighbors, be it at Sunday's Divisadero Farmer's Market or the bi-monthly Divisadero Art Walk. The North of Panhandle Neighborhood Association does a wonderful job of organizing events and keeping everyone informed of neighborhood news. The neighborhood even has its own parents' group.
