Rick Rochon Presents

1933 Jackson Street

Pacific Heights

Offered at $1,750,000

3 Bed

1.5 BAth

1,575 sq. ft.

A pathway leading up stairs between two white stucco apartment buildings with red brick accents, lush greenery, and potted plants.

Live your Pacific Heights Dream

In all the world there is only one Pacific Heights, known for its history, elegance and access to the heartbeat of San Francisco. Classic architecture and innovative, iconic residents make 1933 Jackson your exciting new home, and the perfect launching pad for your San Francisco life.

Designed by renowned architect Arthur Laib, the building wears its Spanish lineage well. Wend your way up gentle rows of storybook brick steps to your 3-unit homeowner's association and enter a formal entry with ample room for seating and an entry table. Inside, a classic floorplan with tall ceilings and the ideal separation of public and private rooms.

  • Bright and airy living room with white walls, large windows, modern chandelier, beige armchairs, round coffee tables, artwork on walls, plants, and neutral decor.
  • A dining room with a white table and six chairs, three large windows with white frames, a modern chandelier, hardwood floors, and an opening leading to a bright sitting area with a window wall, a wall mirror, and a houseplant in a woven basket.
  • A bright dining room with large bay windows, white walls, and a wooden floor. There is a glass-top dining table with a wooden base surrounded by white chairs. A modern chandelier hangs from the ceiling, and artwork on the wall depicts abstract figures. There's a white cabinet with glass doors and decorative vases.
  • A kitchen with white cabinets, a marble countertop, and a window. There is a hanging light fixture and some decorative items on the counter.
  • Kitchen with white upper cabinets, blue lower cabinets, marble countertops, a stove, a microwave, and terracotta tiled floor.
Bright living room with white walls, large windows with drapes, and modern lighting fixture. Decor includes potted plants, artwork above the fireplace, and a comfortable seating area with neutral-colored furniture and a textured rug.

Made for entertaining

Large public entertaining rooms with a grand decorative fireplace make this a host's dream. A built-in dry bar handles those pre-dinner craft cocktails, and a very large chef's kitchen with an induction range and gorgeous stone counters has room for a breakfast table while you soak up the morning sun. Laundry in unit is located just off the kitchen. Corners throughout make great work-from-home spaces when the day calls for it.

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A bright bedroom with a large white bed, dark accent pillows, a wooden nightstand with a black lamp, large windows with white shutters and curtains, and artwork on the wall.

Rivate Spaces & Timeless Details

When it is time to retire, there are 3 well-proportioned bedrooms that provide privacy and charm, far enough from the street that you can tuck away and escape the busy City. The split bath keeps mornings moving, with a separate WC and a tub and shower room, each with its own sink.

Closets and storage are generous throughout. Need somewhere for sports equipment or holiday decor? Head downstairs to your storage space.

Hardwood floors, gorgeous stone counters in the kitchen, bar and bath, and warm terracotta that nods to the building's Spanish architecture, along with moldings that they just don't make anymore, set this 1,565-square-foot unit above the rest.

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At the center of the City

Lafayette Park sits a block away, with Fillmore Street a few blocks south, Union and Chestnut a short trip north, and a Waymo that puts you in the Financial District before your first call.

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A city park with green grass, trees, and a paved walking path. People are walking dogs and relaxing on benches. In the background, there are tall buildings, including a modern high-rise, and a street with cars. A sign reads 'Lafayette Park.'

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