Property Photo: Front exterior of 1604 Castro.

Property Photo: Photo of front facade. Lots of victorian details.

Property Photo: Aerial photo of Castro Street.

Property Photo: Aerial photo over Castro looking over Noe Valley.

Property Photo: Living room is in the front of the home. There are large windows and fireplace.

Property Photo: Couch in the living room is centered in front of large bay windows. Lots of molding details.

Property Photo: Close up photo of blue couch in front of large bay windows.

Property Photo: Looking back over living towards the entryway.

Property Photo: Dining room has long wooden table. There are french doors to the right that lead to the bedroom.

Property Photo: Dining room had lots of stunning modeling detail and hardwood floors through out.

Property Photo: Kitchen has blue cabinets with white stone countertops. There is a skylight that makes room nice and bright,

Property Photo: Gas stove has large hood above.

Property Photo: Close up of gas stove. There is a microwave and oven to the right.

Property Photo: Kitchen has hardwood floors throughout.

Property Photo: There is a eat-in area in kitchen.

Property Photo: One of the bedrooms is off of the kitchen. There molding detail and hardwood floors throughout

Property Photo: Looking over bedroom towards entry. There is window that looks out to backyard.

Property Photo: The other bedroom is off the living room and dining room.

Property Photo: Looking over bedroom to french doors that lead out to living room.

Property Photo: Bonus room off of the kitchen. It is set up as den/office.

Property Photo: The back den has french doors that open up the back yard.

Property Photo: Back yard has lots of greenery and deck.

Property Photo: Back yard is well maintained and has lots of sunlight.

Property Photo: Looking back at rear exterior of 1604 Castro.

Property Photo: Back yard is fully fenced in.

Property Photo: Area behind garage is laundry room/work out room.

Property Photo: Front entryway of the home has lots of victorian details.

Property Photo: Close up of the details of the facade of home.

Property Photo: More close up details of the molding detail on the facade.

Property Photo: Aerial photo photo of front facade of 1604 Castro and neighbors.

Property Photo: Aerial photo of neighbors.

Property Photo: Another aerial photo of Castro street neighbors.

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Storybook Victorian Jewel in the Heart of Noe Valley

1604 Castro Street • $2,050,000

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Storybook Victorian Jewel in the Heart of Noe Valley, lovingly maintained and updated by its current steward. This beautiful residence boasts sumptuous period detail throughout, including an amazing, ornate facade and extra tall ceilings. The floorplan is quite perfect for everyday living and entertaining: two spacious bedrooms with a bath in between, a lovely formal living room and formal dining room(s),plus a rear family room which connects seamlessly to the sunny rear deck and garden. At the heart of this super special home is the updated, light-filled, eat-in kitchen boasting a vaulted ceiling with skylight, custom wood cabinets, stainless steel appliances, and new countertops. High-end indoor/outdoor living is easy - just a few steps from the kitchen, enjoy the rear deck for sunning and BBQ + wonderful border garden elements including mature ferns, a Japanese Maple, roses, and succulents. Some of the many recent updates include newer roof, newer exterior and interior paint, radiant heating system, and front stair assembly. Ideally located just steps from your favorite Noe Valley treasures...Douglass Park and Playground, Philz Coffee, Whole Foods, and the restaurants/cafes of 24th Street.

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WELCOME TO THE NEIGHBORHOOD

Once considered the 'outskirts' of San Francisco, Silicon Valley's evolution made this part of the city particularly appealing for those looking for an easy commute. Geared somewhat toward young families— and affectionately called "Stroller Valley" — the organic growth in popularity of this district has had various inspirations. As a neighborhood that can trace some of its roots back to the aftermath of the 1906 earthquake, Noe Valley mixes tech and creatives with healthcare workers, entrepreneurs, and other urban professionals. There are classic Victorian and Edwardian homes and upgraded 'row houses'. This sleepy outer area has become a trendy and upscale zip code in the last thirty years.

One of the many draws to Noe Valley is that it sits below Twin Peaks, a towering hill that partly blocks the coastal fog and icy winds from the Pacific. Noe Valley's microclimate makes the weather usually sunnier and warmer than surrounding neighborhoods.