44 Toledo Way

Holy Toledo! I love when San Francisco shares its housing secrets. This is one of them. Tucked onto one of the Marina District's most hidden little streets, dead-ending in both directions. The hidden street that feels more like a private cul-de-sac than the middle of the city. Yes, Toledo Way is magical. Just ask anyone who lives here. This four-bedroom, three-and-a-half-bath home is just a stone's throw from the best of the shops, restaurants, Bar Darling, Izzy's, and The Coffee Roastery, and the energy that is Chestnut Street. And Ace. Can't leave out a shout-out to Ace. Translation: You get the Marina lifestyle without quite feeling like you live in the middle of it. And the house? It delivers. Architectural detailing gives the interiors real personality, while the unexpected floor plan separates this home from the usual suspects. There is an oversized primary suite that sits on the main level, creating an almost hotel-suite sense of scale and privacy. Upstairs, the two bedrooms are HUGE and one with peek-a-boo Golden Gate Bridge views. This may be one of the easiest roofs for a potential roof deck. Downstairs, the house offers a suite all to itself with access to the grand courtyard which almost feels like a Plaza for entertaining. Sunday Brunches or dinner parties out back, this is life for marinaland. The home feels comfortable, collected and is completely move-in ready. The best kept secret may be the parking, which in this case, borders on showing off: a huge two-car garage plus an additional off-street parking pad for 1-2 cars. So let's list it out 4 bedrooms, 3 baths, serious architectural charm, a great entertaining yard, an unusually private street and Chestnut Street practically outside your front door. Young family? Perfect. Empty nesters who refuse to become boring? Even better. This home can work for any and all. Hidden in plain sight, right in the heart of one of San Francisco's most coveted neighborhoods.