1427 11th Ave, San Francisco, CA 94122

Unique duplex situated on a RH-2 lot just one block off Irving Street and steps to Judah N-Muni line. Built in 1908. 1440 sqft of space; 2996 sqft lot. Authorized Occupancy per 3R Report is "One Family Dwelling & Commercial. " Currently used as one commercial, occupied by a Preschool and one residential unit. Seller had architectural plans drawn for development into a 3 story Single Family Home with over 3,000 sqft and garage. Front unit is said to have been a bakery + speakeasy in the past and existing facade may need to be maintained if developed. Possibilities abound. About the Neighborhood - Inner Sunset:Although this neighborhood is just three miles from the Pacific Ocean and tends to endure more year-round fog than nearly any other area, many city residents consider it their favorite enclave. Situated between Golden Gate Park to the north and Vicente Street to the south, from Stanyan Boulevard to the east and 19th Avenue to the west, Inner Sunset preserves a more relaxed, small-town feeling with a "global village" flavor. Unlike many corners of the city, residents tend to know and greet each other. More affordable housing drew immigrants in the 1800s, who were soon joined by students when the University of California built the cornerstone for its medical campus on the slopes of Mount Sutro. Decades of lower real-estate prices attracted new waves of immigrants from Asia, China, Korea, Vietnam, Japan, and the Pacific islands. When San Francisco real-estate values soared, the neighborhood gentrified but at a slower rate than in other areas. Even today, an abundance of mom-and-pop diners, shops, and services preserve a sense of warmth.