729 Guerrero Street, San Francisco, CA 94110
DESCRIPTION:
Built in the Italianate style of the mid 1800's, this 3 flat apartment building is a shining example of its architectural period. Characterized by straight roof lines, bracketed cornices, balustered entrance windows and picturesque asymmetry the building boasts a granite entry and bay windows that are also typical of the period.
NEIGHBORHOOD FEATURES:
The Mission
The Mission, only located a few blocks from this building, has been gaining popularity over the past 5 years. The district has a quality art scene, a plethora of restaurants and means of public transportation. Notable restaurants and places in the Mission include: Balmy Street Murals, Philz Coffee, CREAM and La Taqueria.
The Castro
The Castro was originally constructed around 1887 and was one of the first LGBT communities in the United States. The district spans across Market Street and south towards Noe Valley. Throughout the day and night, the Castro remains alive through its various night clubs and 24hr restaurants and eateries.
Dolores Park
http://sfrecpark.org/destination/mission-dolores-park/
Recently reopened from renovation, Dolores Park is one of the busiest parks in San Francisco. The park stretches out over 16 acres, and some of it’s facilities include a new public bathroom, six tennis courts, one basketball court, and two play structures to name a few. The park is located only a block away from this building, and has a J-Church stop on the West side of the park
Food and Beverages:
The Mission is nationally recognized for its Mexican food, but if you’re not in the mood for Mexican food, new hip and modern eateries are appearing on Valencia street.
PUBLIC TRANSPORTATION:
J Church
33 Ashbury/18th
16th Street Bart Station
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WALKSCORE:
94
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