1750 Stockton St | 7-Unit Mixed Use Property | Telegraph Hill District

Highlights:

• Highly Desirable Location in Telegraph Hill
• 7-Unit Mixed-Use Property - One (1) Retail Unit, Four (4) 2-Bedroom/1-Bathroom, and Two (2) Junior 1-Bedroom/1-Bathroom Units
• Value-Add Potential with Two Vacant Units at Close-of-Escrow

Description:

1750 Stockton Street is a 7-unit mixed-use (retail + residential) property in the North Beach/Telegraph Hill District of San Francisco.

The ground floor features a 1,373 SF retail space that is leased to an established market/liquor store with a long-term presence at this unit. The residences consist of four (4) 2-bed/1-bath units and two (2) junior 1-bed/1-bath units. There have been modest upgrades to the kitchens and bathrooms in some units; these units feature updated hardwood/laminate floors, new appliances, modern electrical systems, and wall heating.

Two 2-bed units will be delivered vacant at close-of-escrow.

Situated in the Telegraph Hill district, the property is steps away from the iconic St. Peter and Paul Catholic Church and the charming Washington Square Park. Additionally, it is within a 10-minute walk to the Financial District and its top-notch dining and bars.

The investment appeal of this property is its value-add/upside potential and its excellent location for a mixed-use property.

Crowned by the iconic Coit Tower atop Telegraph Hill and packed with an amazing history as the home of the progressive “Beat Generation”, North Beach/Telegraph Hill is a charming and lively neighborhood that is a popular tourist and local destination.

From the culinary delights and exceptional nightlife of Little Italy along Columbus Street to the calm serenity of a picnic at Washington Square, it has much to offer to satisfy discerning residents, workers, and tourists of San Francisco.

North Beach/Telegraph Hill isn’t just a place for recreation and residence, it is also home to a number of prominent companies such as Levi’s Strauss, ABC 7 News, KRON 4, BAR Architects, Vungle Inc. and New Deal Design Inc.

The neighborhood is also home to the Exploratorium, a popular science museum with hundreds of interactive exhibits, and to the James R. Herman Cruise terminal, which hosts more than 80 cruise ships and 300,000 passengers annually.