Callista Shepherd & RicRoc Present
A True Urban Sanctuary
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$1,595,000
1131 Shrader Street, San Francisco
Features
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- Two bedrooms, one bath
- Sun drenched living room with fireplace
- Formal dining room with custom built-ins
- Professionally equipped Chef’s kitchen
- Tranquil sunny shared rear garden oasis for quiet enjoyment
- Hardwood floors, custom lighting & window treatments, designer tiles
- One car parking + exclusive large storage room + in-unit laundry
- Living area 1564 sq.ft. per appraiser; Tax Record APN – 1276-037
Perfectly positioned for ideal city living in the heart of Cole Valley, one of SF’s most desirable neighborhoods, this impressive top-floor condominium is part of a gracious two-unit building constructed in 1923.
This upper-level unit blends beautiful Edwardian architecture with modern, functional design, featuring high coved tray ceilings, hardwood floors, and custom built-ins and window treatments. The open floor plan ensures a smooth flow between the formal entry foyer and the living, dining, and kitchen – perfect for both entertaining and everyday comfort living. A wall of east facing Palladium windows offers abundant light throughout the spacious full-front living room with custom lighted cabinets around the center fireplace opening into an oversized formal dining room.
A state of the art remodeled kitchen features custom cabinetry, Miele appliances including induction cooktop and steam oven/convection oven, microwave, morning coffee prep area with whole bean coffee system, and ample storage, all adorned with beautiful Portoro Satin Quartzite counters - a striking natural stone consisting of an intense black background with intersecting warm rust colored veining and silver translucent crystals that give this stone a luxurious persona - a true chef’s kitchen. A custom laundry area with rear access to the common garden and garage is adjacent to the kitchen.
A spacious updated bath with walk in shower, custom tiles, and double vanity, is flushed with natural light by a vaulted shower skylight. Additional hall storage and two side-by-side, west-facing bedrooms are in the rear of the unit. The primary bedroom features a Juliet balcony overlooking the private common garden oasis to pause and view the tranquil vistas of the landscaped rear yard. A second bedroom / home office completes this level.
At the garage level, this unit includes a one-car independent parking / EV charger, plus a spacious exclusive storage room with rear window behind the garage, perfect for home projects, a gym, and additional storage. A private shared landscaped yard with several areas to enjoy the mature plantings to include sweet smelling Pittosporum, Camellia, Manzanita, and Ceanothus (lilac).
Located near UCSF Medical Center, N-Judah, Grattan School, Cole Valley shops & restaurants. With a walking score of 98, multiple bicycle paths and easy access to public transportation hubs - 1131 Shrader is a place to call home!
SELLER NOTE
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“Why we loved living at 1131 Shrader Street”
A letter to perspective owners of 1131 Shrader St, SF.
We had been living in Berkeley since 1976. During that time, we came to SF frequently for concerts, the museums, the great parks, and other fun events. After retirement we began thinking that we wanted to have a second home in San Francisco. It was the perfect time to find that second home. A friend who lived in SF said she knew exactly the neighborhood where we should live and proceeded to introduce us to Cole Valley.
This condominium was the first condo we visited, and we immediately fell in love with it. We looked at many places over the next two weeks but finally settled on 1131 Shrader St. and never regretted it. We lived here about one-half of the time for 10 wonderful years. Some of the things we love:
The shopping area on Cole Street with its numerous restaurants, a wonderful bakery, a small grocery store, Cole Hardware, and a pharmacy. All of this was only one block away - easy walking distance.
Close to some of the best parks in SF - many within walking distance – Golden Gate, with its many museums; the San Francisco Botanical Garden, Twin Peaks, and Tank Hill with some of the best views across San Francisco. One of my favorite walks was to take the dogs around sunset to Tank Hill.
Good public transportation. Muni, the N Judah only 3 blocks away, which got you downtown in 15 minutes and Chase stadium in 20. The bus stop is less than 1 block away at Parnassus and Shrader. And Uber, Lyft, etc. were always around as they hung out at Parnassus Hospital, 6 blocks away. We would drive over from Berkeley, park our car in the garage, and never see it again till we went home.
The neighborhood is one of the friendliest and safest I’ve ever encountered. And dog friendly. We have two dogs who loved to play with their pals at a small park near the Muni-stop (3 blocks away).
One block away is a wonderful elementary school with an entire block filled with tennis courts, and a soccer and baseball field.
But it was the condo itself that we loved with its open space, and windows in the living room that gave the apartment much of its charm. The owners before us had done a re-model of the whole apartment and upgraded the electricity and the bathroom. I landscaped the back yard, which gets a lot of sun for San Francisco. I loved spending time in the summer warmth reading and entertaining friends there, The kitchen. However, it was not re-modeled. We re-modeled it in 2020 (Yes, during the pandemic). Among its features that I truly love are the induction stove top, the combi-steam oven, and the built-in coffee machine. These appliances take time to learn to use, but I love them. The manuals are in the kitchen and if you have questions, I would be glad to help.
A letter to perspective owners of 1131 Shrader St, SF.
We had been living in Berkeley since 1976. During that time, we came to SF frequently for concerts, the museums, the great parks, and other fun events. After retirement we began thinking that we wanted to have a second home in San Francisco. It was the perfect time to find that second home. A friend who lived in SF said she knew exactly the neighborhood where we should live and proceeded to introduce us to Cole Valley.
This condominium was the first condo we visited, and we immediately fell in love with it. We looked at many places over the next two weeks but finally settled on 1131 Shrader St. and never regretted it. We lived here about one-half of the time for 10 wonderful years. Some of the things we love:
The shopping area on Cole Street with its numerous restaurants, a wonderful bakery, a small grocery store, Cole Hardware, and a pharmacy. All of this was only one block away - easy walking distance.
Close to some of the best parks in SF - many within walking distance – Golden Gate, with its many museums; the San Francisco Botanical Garden, Twin Peaks, and Tank Hill with some of the best views across San Francisco. One of my favorite walks was to take the dogs around sunset to Tank Hill.
Good public transportation. Muni, the N Judah only 3 blocks away, which got you downtown in 15 minutes and Chase stadium in 20. The bus stop is less than 1 block away at Parnassus and Shrader. And Uber, Lyft, etc. were always around as they hung out at Parnassus Hospital, 6 blocks away. We would drive over from Berkeley, park our car in the garage, and never see it again till we went home.
The neighborhood is one of the friendliest and safest I’ve ever encountered. And dog friendly. We have two dogs who loved to play with their pals at a small park near the Muni-stop (3 blocks away).
One block away is a wonderful elementary school with an entire block filled with tennis courts, and a soccer and baseball field.
But it was the condo itself that we loved with its open space, and windows in the living room that gave the apartment much of its charm. The owners before us had done a re-model of the whole apartment and upgraded the electricity and the bathroom. I landscaped the back yard, which gets a lot of sun for San Francisco. I loved spending time in the summer warmth reading and entertaining friends there, The kitchen. However, it was not re-modeled. We re-modeled it in 2020 (Yes, during the pandemic). Among its features that I truly love are the induction stove top, the combi-steam oven, and the built-in coffee machine. These appliances take time to learn to use, but I love them. The manuals are in the kitchen and if you have questions, I would be glad to help.
Floor Plans
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Neighborhood
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Despite its relatively small size, Cole Valley is surrounded by some of San Francisco's most popular landmarks. The homes epitomize "modern luxury" with beautiful ocean views and fully-remodeled interiors. With numerous public parks and the Golden Gate Bridge just a short trip north, Cole Valley offers an exceptional living experience.
Just a mile from Cole Valley is the 1000+ acre Golden Gate Park, featuring attractions such as the Japanese Tea Garden and Koret Playground and Carousel.
Cole Valley has numerous dining and shopping options along its charming streets. Nearby landmarks include the Haight-Ashbury district, Mt Sutro with its old NIKE missile silo, and the monument marking San Francisco's geographic center on Clayton near 17th.
One of the best parts about living in Cole Valley is its convenient access to the N Judah municipal light rail ("Muni") route. Residents of Cole Valley can hop on this frequently-running light rail and commute to the Google headquarters in less than 30 minutes. The N Judah route is also ideal for traveling to landmarks such as the San Francisco Museum of Modern Art and Embarcadero Plaza.
Just a mile from Cole Valley is the 1000+ acre Golden Gate Park, featuring attractions such as the Japanese Tea Garden and Koret Playground and Carousel.
Cole Valley has numerous dining and shopping options along its charming streets. Nearby landmarks include the Haight-Ashbury district, Mt Sutro with its old NIKE missile silo, and the monument marking San Francisco's geographic center on Clayton near 17th.
One of the best parts about living in Cole Valley is its convenient access to the N Judah municipal light rail ("Muni") route. Residents of Cole Valley can hop on this frequently-running light rail and commute to the Google headquarters in less than 30 minutes. The N Judah route is also ideal for traveling to landmarks such as the San Francisco Museum of Modern Art and Embarcadero Plaza.
Callista Shepherd
Ric Rocchiccioli
Past President SFAR
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Callista Shepherd
Ric Rocchiccioli