2207 Bryant St

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Sold at $1,275,000

4beds

2baths

1,730sqft

Top Floor Historic Flat in Media Gulch

This expansive four-bedroom, two-bathroom entire-floor flat offers traditional elegance, historical period details, and a flexible floor plan with an adjacent lofted storage unit in a dynamic city-center location. Located on a street lined by mature trees and greenery, 2207 Bryant Street features a traditional living area with a large bay window, a separate room that can be used for formal dining or as a casual family room, and an updated kitchen with a cozy breakfast area that accesses the backyard. Enjoy access to the Inner Mission/Media Gulch and Potrero Hill neighborhoods with easy freeway and public transportation to Muni and Bart.

The home features an inviting formal entry that leads to a large, light-filled landing, formal front double parlor living room, a large dining room or casual family room, and an updated kitchen with new appliances surrounded by windows with direct access to the backyard. The double parlor living room features functional sliding doors, hardwood floors, a wood-burning fireplace, and neighborhood views via a large bay window. The updated kitchen offers contemporary countertops, ample cabinetry, new premium appliances, and a breakfast bar with a dedicated breakfast eat-in area. The bedrooms include a front-facing primary bedroom with a large bay window, two full-size bedrooms with closet space, and a smaller fourth bedroom for an office or nursery. Two updated bathrooms are available from the hallway, featuring showers over tubs. Finally, in-unit laundry, one car deeded parking in the garage, and an additional storage loft unit (not attached) are included.

2207 Bryant Street puts an array of retail and a diverse selection of top restaurants at your doorstep at the intersection of the Valencia Corridor, Mission Dolores, Inner Mission, Potrero Hill, Dogpatch, and more. This is the ideal central location for all modes of transportation and is excellent for commuters. A diverse selection of restaurants, including Flour and Water and Tartine Bakery, robust nightlife, bars, boutique shopping, a Gus's Community Market and Whole Foods, multiple fitness facilities, and rock climbing make this one of the most dynamic and eclectic destinations to call home.

Key Features

Updated 4 bedroom, 2 bathroom home with additional storage loft unit
Traditional living area with large bay window, and wood-burning fireplace
Updated kitchen with contemporary countertops, ample cabinetry, and new premium appliances
Front-facing primary bedroom with a large bay window; well-sized second and third bedroom with closet space; and a smaller fourth bedroom for an office or nursery
Two convenient full bathrooms available from the hallway
Updated with all new light fixtures
1 Deeded garage car parking space
1,730 sq.ft. per graphic artist | 1,544.48 sq.ft. per condo map | 1,373 sq.ft. per tax record

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About Inner Mission

More than any other neighborhood, the Inner Mission captures San Francisco’s vitality and experimental spirit. Stretching from Cesar Chavez in the south to the 101 freeway in the north, and from Valencia Street in the west to the foot of Potrero Hill in the east, the Inner Mission has long served as the city’s laboratory for cutting-edge restaurants, boutiques, and art spaces. While Mission Street forms an obvious central axis, there is also a density of shopping and dining on Valencia Street, 24th Street, and along a stretch of 16th. In these areas—and dotted throughout the rest of the neighborhood—you’ll find excellent taquerias, hip bars, and, increasingly, fine dining. Among the four Inner Mission restaurants that received Michelin stars in the 2020 Guide is Californios, which earned two stars for its Mexican cuisine, a fitting tribute to the neighborhood’s deep Latino roots. The Inner Mission also has a lively café culture, boasting the original locations of both Ritual Coffee Roasters and Philz Coffee, as well as countless others. When a new independent gallery or performance space opens in San Francisco, chances are that it’s here.

While the Inner Mission is as vibrant as any neighborhood, one needn’t stray far from the beaten path to find quiet, charming residential enclaves. Its flat streets lend themselves to walking and biking—as does the warm and sunny microclimate—though these are by no means one’s only option for getting around. In addition to numerous bus routes, the BART also has two stops along Mission Street (at 24th and 16th Streets), offering the quickest possible mode of transit to downtown, the East Bay, and San Francisco International Airport. Those commuting by car will appreciate the easy access to the 101, 80, and 280 freeways. But the real pleasure of life in the Inner Mission lies in exploring the many nearby attractions, from vivid murals and fascinating storefronts to intriguing lunch stops and inviting café tables.

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