766 Thornton Ave - New Listing!


766 Thornton Ave, San Francisco, CA 94124
 
 

MLS #399445
 
This extensively renovated 5 bedroom 2 bath Silver Terrace corner home features a bright and open combined living room, kitchen and dining room w/ new floors, recessed lights. The kitchen features honey maple cabinets and new stainless steel appliances. The baths include beautiful vanities, porcelain tiles, Delta fixtures and tempered glass doors. 766 Thornton has fresh interior/exterior paint, deck, double paned windows, skylight, furnace, water heater, garage door, new electrical and plumbing. The main floor has 3 bedrooms 1 bath and the lower level has 2 bedrooms 1 bath and a family room w/ a separate entrance. There is a laundry room and separate bonus storage rooms. Close to San Bruno shops, restaurants, 1 block to transportation and easy freeway access.
    • Extensively Renovated 5 Bedroom 2 Bath Corner Home
    • Approximately 1438 Square Feet
    • 3BD/1BA Main Floor, 2BD/1BA Lower Floor Built with Permits
    • Honey Maple Kitchen Cabinets and New Stainless Steel Appliances
    • New Baths with Granite Counter Vanities
    • New Electrical and Plumbing, Furnace, Water Heater, Garage Door
    • Laundry Room and Separate Bonus Storage Rooms
    • Close to San Bruno Shops and Restaurants
    • 1 Block to Transportation and Easy Freeway Access
      Offered at $549,000




       


      Janice Lee
      415-832-9151
      International President’s Circle
      Top Producer, Realtor
      Investment Consultant
      TRI Coldwell Banker
      JaniceFLee@Gmail.com
      www.JaniceLeeHomes.com
      DRE #01720205

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