1723 22nd Avenue, San Francisco

J U S T  L I S T E D !

1723 22nd Avenue, San Francisco

Exclusively Presented by:
Janice Lee
415-832-9151
janiceflee@gmail.com
www.JaniceLeeHomes.com
BRE #01720205

Magnificent Sunset Marina style home featuring barrel front living room with fireplace, period details, lovely parquet floors and charm. Three bedrooms two baths on two levels, gracious entryway, formal dining room and remodeled kitchen featuring modern white cabinetry, granite counters, recessed lights, high end stainless steel appliances, breakfast area and side patio.  Spacious soaking tub, separate shower, large vanity and split bathroom. Enjoy a book on the beautiful deck outside your bedroom. Lower level bedroom/family room enjoys a wet bar, full bathroom and direct access to  the newly landscaped Meso American Cloud Forest garden modeled after Strybing Arboretum with new timed irrigation system. Large garage with interior access, one car parking in driveway. Convenience to Irving and Noriega shops  & cafes, GG Park, N Judah, L Taraval, and MUNI lines. 


  • Renovated 3 bedroom 2 bath Marina style home
  • Barrel front living room with fireplace
  • Period details, parquet floors, double pane windows
  • Remodeled kitchen with granite counters, recessed lights
  • Side patio and deck overlooking landscaped garden
  • Lower level bedroom/family room with full bath
  • Meso American Cloud Forest Garden w/ timed irrigation system
  • One car garage and driveway parking
  • Convenience to Irving, Noriega shops & Cafes, GG Park
  • N Judah, L Taraval and MUNI lines












    Contact me at Janice Lee 415-832-9151 or janiceflee@gmail.com for more information or private showings.

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