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A beautiful Victorian-style single-family home in San Francisco's Hayes Valley. 708 Waller Street is an eight-room home that offers three bedrooms, two updated full baths, and a flexible in-home office that can also serve as a fourth bedroom. Built in 1886 and rich in original Victorian character, the home showcases high ceilings, crown moldings, detailed trim, original fireplaces, and hardwood floors throughout. Large windows bring in abundant natural light, while stained glass and beautifully preserved period details give the home a wonderful sense of history and character. The inviting double parlor provides generous space for gathering and flows into an open dining room and updated kitchen, creating a more contemporary layout while preserving the home's historic charm. Just beyond the kitchen, a bright breakfast area opens directly onto a spacious rear deck. The backyard is a true highlight of the property. Set on an extra-deep lot and surrounded by lush greenery and a lovely garden, this expansive outdoor space feels like a private retreat tucked away from the city. Two rear decks overlook the backyard and garden, while an uncovered patio below provides another inviting area for outdoor living. Whether dining outside, entertaining friends, gardening, or simply enjoying a quiet afternoon, the extra-deep lot provides exceptional outdoor space, privacy, and tranquility in the heart of San Francisco. An attached garage with entire access provides convenient parking along with additional storage space, a valuable feature for city living. Located on a charming residential block, the home is just moments from Duboce Park, neighborhood cafes, restaurants, shopping, and conveniences offering a wonderful combination of Victorian character, generous indoor and outdoor space, and quintessential San Francisco living.
