309 Steiner Street Unit C, San Francisco, CA 94117

Property Description

Set within a beautifully preserved late-1800s Victorian with just four residences, this fully renovated 2-bedroom, 1-bath condo pairs classic San Francisco architecture with a deeply thoughtful, materials-forward remodel. Located at the crossroads of Duboce Park and Lower Haight, the home offers an ideal blend of neighborhood charm, walkability, and timeless design -just moments from cafes, transit, and green space. Every finish was selected for durability, performance, and aesthetic longevity. From radiant-heated stone floors and European tile to porcelain surfaces engineered to withstand heat, sunlight, and daily wear, the renovation respects both historic character and modern living. The result is a warm, refined home that feels intentional, comfortable, and built to last. Highlights & Design Details - Victorian elegance, boutique scale: Blending historic charm with modern upgrades. Refined living spaces: Red oak hardwood floors with rich chestnut stain and oil-rubbed bronze hardware throughout (bath accented with brushed nickel and chrome). Fireplace with performance porcelain: Porcelain tile surround and hearthUV resistant, scratch-resistant, and designed to withstand heat and heavy use. Spa-like bathroom retreat: Radiant-heated marble and limestone floors, natural marble vanity, and Spanish glazed ceramic wall tile with a perfectly imperfect old-world aesthetic. Stone selections made to last: Composite quartz on built-in shelving and kitchen counters for durability, stain resistance, and easy maintenance European kitchen finishes: Spanish glazed ceramic backsplash paired with premium KitchenAid appliances, including a slide-in gas range with EvenHeat True Convection and steam-assist baking Quiet, efficient functionality: Energy Star® KitchenAid refrigerator and ultra-quiet 39 dBA dishwasher ideal for open-concept living. Upgraded window glass throughout while maintaining charm of original wood windows. Fantastic location adjacent to the Page St (slow street), and walkable to everything in the Lower Haight, Duboce Park and the city beyond!