Rare Opportunity of Building Your Dream Home in Prestigious St. Francis Wood Perfectly positioned at the corner of San Lorenzo Way in the highly desirable St. Francis Wood, this 4,002 sq.ft. vacant lot with fully approved plans offers a rare chance to build your dream home in one of San Francisco's most exclusive neighborhoods. Imagine creating your own architectural masterpiece surrounded by classic charm and tree-lined streetsjust moments from West Portal Station, local shops, cafs, and banks. With an impressive Walk Score of 90 and placement within one of the city's top-rated school districts, the location is truly exceptional. The Approved architectural plans are included for an elegant three-level residence designed to blend modern luxury with timeless sophistication. The layout features a basement with a two-car garage and storage rooms (838 sq.ft.), a main level with a dramatic 19-ft ceiling living room, ensuite bedroom, 1.5 baths, and windowed dining area, and an upper level with a grand master suite and another ensuite bedroom. Whether you're an investor, builder, or future homeowner, this property offers endless potential and a rare opportunity to create something extraordinary in one of SF most distinguished settings. https://www.8sanlorenzoway.com/
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Dickson SumDRE #01461544415-823-3639,
JODI Group415-661-3232
Source: SFAR,MLS#: 425084422Originating MLS: San Francisco Association of REALTORS
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