309 San Fernando Way, San Francisco, CA 94127

Property Description

Spacious Balboa Terrace Home with Exceptional Potential! First time on the market in almost 60 years, 309 San Fernando Way offers generous space, attractive 1920s architectural details, a versatile floor plan, and exciting potential for its next owner. The home features 4 bedrooms, 3.5 bathrooms, and upper-level views, adding a special touch to this spacious residence. The inviting foyer offers parquet hardwood floors and a rounded entrance to the large living room with a wood-burning fireplace. The formal dining room is adjacent to the spacious eat-in kitchen with ample counter and cabinet space and stainless-steel appliances. Two bright bedrooms at the back of the home have access to a full bath off the hall with attractive subway tile and a shower over tub. A convenient guest bath completes this level. Ascend the open area staircase to the upper level, where you'll find two additional bedrooms. The primary bedroom has a skylight, southern views, a walk-in closet, and access to a private en-suite bath with a large vanity and separate tub and stall shower. The second bedroom offers views towards Mt. Davidson. The main attraction is the incredible open family room area with western facing/ocean views, providing additional space for relaxing, entertaining, or gathering with family and friends. A second full bath off the hallway offers a shower over tub. The substantial basement area includes laundry space, numerous storage options, and additional space for hobbies, a workshop, or other uses. A separate detached garage with one + car parking at the rear of the property, accessed via alleyway, adds valuable convenience. The home would benefit from updating and attention to deferred maintenance, presenting an opportunity for buyers to bring their vision and creativity to a property with generous space and appealing features. Set in the established Balboa Terrace neighborhood, with convenient access to West Portal shops and restaurants, Stonestown, parks, public transportation, and easy freeway access, this is an opportunity to create something special in San Francisco.