Welcome to 383-385 Crestmont Drive in Forest Knolls! This is a rare opportunity to own a 2 unit building in this beautiful neighborhood. The property offers truly magnificent panoramic views from all levels, ranging from the Pacific Ocean, Golden Gate Bridge & Marin Headlands to the City, and all the way to the Farallon Islands and Pt. Reyes on a clear day. The upper, two-level unit consists of three bedrooms, two and a half bathrooms (one remodeled), formal dining room, laundry room with washer & dryer, and two wood burning fireplaces. The lower unit offers two bedrooms, 1 bathroom, in-unit washer & dryer, and a lovely living room with wood burning fireplace & more views. There are 3 parking spaces: two separate garages and one outdoor parking pad. The property also offers a very large storage area. The setting is simply stunning -- ideally situated on a quiet cul-de-sac and directly across from Mount Sutro Open Space Reserve (UC owned land), providing the unique combination of urban living in a serene, park-like setting. Close proximity to Irving Street shops & restaurants, UCSF Medical Center on Parnassus, and Cole Valley/West Portal. Property will be delivered vacant at COE.

Approx. building size according to tax records: 3,412 square feet.

2-Level Upper Unit (383 Crestmont):

Panoramic ocean & city views from all levels

Three bedrooms (one with fireplace), two and a half bathrooms

Formal dining room

Living room with wood burning fireplace

Spacious kitchen with dishwasher & pantry

Laundry room with washer and dryer

One of the upstairs bathrooms has been nicely remodeled

New wall-to-wall carpet installed on upper level

Fresh Paint Throughout

Fantastic view decks on both levels of this unit

Large storage area below

3 Car Parking: two separate garages plus outdoor parking pad

1-Level Lower Unit (385 Crestmont):

Panoramic ocean & city views from most rooms

Two bedrooms, one bathroom

Kitchen includes dishwasher & stainless steel refrigerator

Newer paint. Wall-to-wall carpeting.

View deck stretches along living/dining room.

Great rental unit or home for extended family

About Mount Sutro Reserve

Mount Sutro Open Space Reserve is a peaceful 61-acre area in the midst of San Francisco homes, businesses and the University of California San Francisco campus (UCSF). Named for its former owner and San Francisco Mayor Adolph Sutro, the Reserve has a history of transition much like many San Francisco neighborhoods.

A successful engineer and real estate investor, Adolph Sutro served as San Francisco Mayor from 1894 to 1896. Sutro's many land holdings included Mount Parnassus, now named Mount Sutro in his honor. Like most of San Francisco's higher terrain in the 1800s, the hill was covered primarily with native grasses, wildflowers and shrubs. In celebration of San Francisco's first Arbor Day in 1886, Sutro began planting the hill with imported blue gum eucalyptus, Monterey pine, Monterey cypress and possibly other species. The eucalyptus quickly adapted to the new location and soon became the predominant tree species on the hill.

Sutro donated 13 acres of land on Parnassus Avenue to the UCSF Regents in 1895 for development into the UCSF Parnassus Heights campus. It wasn't until 1953 that UCSF purchased a 90-acre parcel to the south, which included Mount Sutro. Most of this land is now the Mount Sutro Open Space Reserve.

Data: UCSF http://community.ucsf.edu/sites/mount-sutro-open-space-reserve

 

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