ABOUT THE PROPERTY

3BD | 1BA | 1,560SF | 1PKG | $1,595,000

Welcome to 1662 Page Street — an exquisite Victorian condo in the heart of Haight-Ashbury where historic charm meets modern sophistication. Originally built in 1906, this single‐level residence spans approximately 1,560 square feet and offers three spacious bedrooms and one beautifully remodeled split bathroom.

Step inside to discover soaring ceilings of ~12 feet, original hardwood floors, and rich period details throughout. Two elegant original fireplaces with beautiful glazed decorative tile surrounds and gas inserts create inviting focal points in the living spaces, and ample windows offer great natural light, including a timeless curved bay window in the front parlor. Vintage features include dust corners, wainscoting, period motif wood detail, pocket door, decorative ceiling medallions, stained glass window, and picture rail moulding. The front parlor living room features Sung Kim-designed custom bookshelves.

The kitchen provides an eat‐in layout with banquette seating, granite countertops, Viking gas range, Bosch dishwasher, wine fridge, and pantry. An interior laundry porch is just off the kitchen featuring side by side washer and dryer, and provides access to the beautiful back yard.

Modern comforts are abundant: radiant floor heating, designer shower plus a soaking tub in the bath, period lighting, custom double-paned wood windows. Extensive seismic retrofitting (completed in 2016) brings peace of mind. Three spacious bedrooms complete the traditional Victorian layout.

The condominium includes one car garage parking, a large deeded storage room, and access to a shared yard and garden room—ideal for enjoying San Francisco’s outdoors without leaving home. HOA dues are $400/month, which include water, garbage, building insurance, and common area maintenance.

Positioned in the middle of an idyllic tree-lined slow street block in the hip Haight-Ashbury neighborhood, and close to convenient amenities including Whole Foods, Bi-Rite, Golden Gate Park, neighborhood parks, and transit.