Description

This is not the typical San Francisco condo experience! A Victorian townhouse that lives like a single-family home occupying a prized corner position in a side-by-side building with only one shared wall. Across three full levels and 1,532 square feet, the home delivers the scale, privacy, and autonomy that most condominiums simply cannot. Built in 1900, the residence has been through thoughtful, ongoing stewardship rather than a single hurried renovation. Victorian character remains deeply intact - beautiful original softwood floors run throughout, and the architectural bones that define the era are present in every room. At the same time, structural elements and internal systems have been carefully maintained and updated to ensure the building performs as well as it presents. Modern systems have been woven in with intention: a complete kitchen remodel featuring stone counters, professional grade appliances, a central AC - a genuine rarity among San Francisco Victorians; and custom window inserts throughout that create an insulated triple-pane effect, delivering both acoustic quiet and thermal efficiency. The main level welcomes you with large sunny bay windows flooding the living room with natural light. The space flows gracefully into a formal dining room with a custom built-in bar nook complete with a wine fridge. The upper level houses three spacious bedrooms and a fully remodeled bathroom. An in-unit washer and dryer add everyday convenience. The ground level offers something most condos never will: a private two-car garage with workshop space and a Tesla EV charger room for vehicles, projects, storage, or all three. There are zero HOA dues a virtually unheard-of distinction in the San Francisco condominium market. Each owner carries their own single insurance policy - the result is full financial autonomy: no association politics, no bloated fees, no surprise special assessments. The Mission District is San Francisco's sunniest neighborhood, and 600 Capp sits at the center of its energy. A private street entry creates a genuine sense of connection to the surrounding neighborhood. With a Walk Score of 99, Valencia Street's restaurants, cafs, and shops are steps away. Both 16th Street and 24th Street BART stations are nearby, Dolores Park is a short walk, and access to tech shuttles, Highway 101, and 280 is effortless. The location matches the home: everything you need, nothing you don't.