859 Lombard Street

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Description#

About the Unit: Modern meets vintage charm. This unit has a great vibe, a true urban oasis. Bathed in sunlight and a perfect setting for cozy dinners on the patio. Parking based on availability; additional fees may apply. Laundry in-unit, this is a small 4-unit building. Lovely garden quiet, a rare find. About the Neighborhood: North Beach is often referred to as San Francisco's Little Italy. It became home to many Italian immigrants in the late 19th and early 20th centuries. Beat Generation: The neighborhood was a hub for the Beat Generation in the 1950s. Famous writers like Jack Kerouac and Allen Ginsberg frequented local establishments, such as City Lights Bookstore, which remains a landmark. Landmarks and Attractions Coit Tower: An iconic structure offering panoramic views of the city and featuring murals depicting California life in the 1930s. Washington Square Park: A popular green space surrounded by historic buildings and the beautiful Saints Peter and Paul Church. City Lights Bookstore: A legendary independent bookstore and publisher of significant Beat literature. Dining and Nightlife Italian Cuisine: The neighborhood is renowned for its Italian restaurants, cafes, and bakeries. Notable spots include Tony's Pizza Napoletana, Molinari Delicatessen, and Caffe Trieste. Bars and Clubs: North Beach boasts a vibrant nightlife scene with numerous bars, clubs, and jazz lounges. The Saloon, one of the oldest bars in San Francisco, is a popular destination. Cultural Events North Beach Festival: An annual event celebrating the neighborhood's culture with music, art, and food. It's one of the city's oldest street fairs. Columbus Day Parade: A tradition that honors Italian-American heritage with a parade through the streets of North Beach. Architecture Victorian and Edwardian Buildings: The neighborhood features a mix of architectural styles, including charming Victorian and Edwardian houses. Saints Peter and Paul Church: A stunning example of Italian Gothic architecture and a central landmark in North Beach. Accessibility Location: North Beach is situated between Chinatown, Fisherman’s Wharf, and the Financial District, making it easily accessible and well-connected to other parts of the city. Public Transportation: The area is well-served by public transit, including Muni buses and the historic cable cars. North Beach is a unique and dynamic neighborhood that captures the essence of San Francisco’s cultural and historical diversity. Transit: Well-served by various transportation options, Walker's Paradise Walk Score of 98, most errands can be accomplished on foot. Transit Score of 82, indicating that public transportation is readily accessible. Nearby public transit includes bus lines operated by the San Francisco Municipal Transportation Agency (Muni), and the Hyde and Lombard cable car stop is just a short distance away

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