Huge Price Reduction Brings Massive Opportunity
Luxury Live Auction! Bidding to start at $2,995,000 for both units. Huge NOPA two-unit building perfect for Owner users, Investors, or TIC buyers looking for the perfect opportunity for Fast-Track condo conversion. This massive Edwardian has living space on 3 levels, a 4-car garage with tremendous expansion potential. Feasibility study and plans available for ground-level expansion. The larger than normal lot expands 27.5′ X 132.5′ encompassing a lush and sunny backyard.
1532 Hayes St is the lower unit and has recently been extensively remodeled. This 3 bed, 2 baths, formal dining room, and large living room with a functioning fireplace, has a remodeled eat-in kitchen with laundry room and direct access to the backyard. The bedrooms are large with both the master bath and guest bath exquisitely upgraded. As per the designer, this unit measures approximately 1,804 sqft. and is move-in ready. There is also an opportunity to expand this unit into the 930 sqft of storage space in the rear of the garage. Perfectly located Building has easy access to Parks, Divisadero St, Public Transit & Work Shuttles. WalkScore 95. Bidding to start at $1,295,000 for the lower unit.
1530 Hayes St is the upper unit which expands across two floors with 5 bedrooms, 2.5 bathrooms, two living rooms, a formal dining room, and an eat-in kitchen. As per the designer this unit measures at approximately 2,874 sqft and was remodeled in 2016. Perfectly located off Baker Street, this building has easy access to The Panhandle, Golden Gate Park. Divisadero Street, Public Transportation, and Work Shuttles. This building truly is an opportunity to have it all in San Francisco. Bidding to start at $1,695,000 for the upper unit.
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