Noe Valley Victorian
San Francisco, California · compact appliances, furnace, and seismic upkeep
Buyers fell for the bay window and left confused by a replaced gravity furnace, a 24-inch European dishwasher, and a laundry pair in a closet under the stairs. The listing expired when nobody could produce the furnace permit packet or the last chimney-liner note beside the water heater in the garage-level utility room.
San Francisco surveys should separate owner-maintained appliances from facade and soft-story topics. Record whether the range is gas, whether the refrigerator is counter-depth, and how the dryer vents through a tight chase. Fog, salt, and hillside drainage still belong in maintenance notes even on a jewel-box Victorian.
| Year built | 1899 |
|---|---|
| Layout | 3 bedrooms, 2 baths, two levels over garage |
| Heat | Forced air replacing gravity furnace |
| Kitchen | Compact European appliances conveying |
| Last listing note | Expired after furnace-document requests |