A Dolores Heights Duplex To Double Your Money
And to add icing on the cake here, this property was just reduced by more than $400K to $3,290,000. We have a feeling it won’t last long.
1070-1072 Dolores Street
Location. Location. Location. Dolores Heights has enjoyed a major glow-up over the past decade thanks, in part, to its popularity with a young and moneyed demographic. Dolores Park, a local favorite and host to all kinds of events throughout the year, is just down the hill; always-sunny Inner Mission and its dappling of award-winning eateries is a stones throw; and right around the corner from 1070-1072 Dolores Street, Noe Valley‘s pedestrian-friendly 24th Street retail strip is loaded with urban amenities alongside longtime neighborhood establishments.
1070 Dolores Street, the lower unit, currently has 2 bedrooms and 1.5 bathrooms on the main level. Below that is a 3rd bedroom and another half bath. A cosmetic overhaul and minor reconfiguration of the floor plan to open up the space and create interior passage between the two levels would create one sweet (and spacious) 2,000+ square foot home. Working entirely within the envelope of the structure will streamline the permitting process. For an idea of what this condo could be, check out this extensively renovated 3-bed/3.5-bath bi-level home a few blocks away which sold earlier this year for $2,795,000. These other recent sales support that value.
1072 Dolores Street, the upper unit, currently has 1 bedroom and 1 bathroom on the main level, and another 1 bedroom and 1 bathroom in the lofted area. As with the lower unit, a cosmetic overhaul and minor reconfiguration of the floor plan would transform the space dramatically. Maybe install a few dormers and get that top floor absolutely flooded with natural light. There’s also additional square footage to capture by replacing the catwalk with a proper wall-to-wall floor. The renovated condo previously mentioned has an equally done-to-the-nines 4-bed/3.5-bath neighbor upstairs, not unlike what this home could be. It sold for $4,000,000.
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1070-1072 Dolores Street is marketed and listed exclusively by cooperating broker Vanguard Properties. All listing photos and floor plan renderings on this page are courtesy of SFAR MLS.
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