419 Capistrano Avenue

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On one of Mission Terrace’s most charming tree-lined streets, 419 Capistrano Avenue is a newly renovated Marina Style home that perfectly balances timeless San Francisco character with thoughtful modern updates.

Step inside and you’re greeted by a bright, welcoming living room featuring dual-paned bay windows, a classic wood-burning fireplace, and beautifully refinished hardwood floors that flow throughout the main level. The formal dining room—complete with built-in cabinetry—connects seamlessly to the renovated kitchen, where brand-new stainless steel appliances and clean, modern finishes make both cooking and gathering a pleasure. Two spacious bedrooms and a beautifully renovated full bathroom complete the main floor.

Downstairs, the garden-side 1 bedroom, 1 bathroom, unwarranted guest suite adds valuable flexibility—a comfortable spot for visiting friends and family, or a quiet office retreat if you’re working from home. The lower level also offers a versatile garage with parking, laundry, and abundant storage.

The home sits on a large, level lot with a private backyard oasis. Here you’ll find mature fruit trees—orange, apple, and lemon—that provide both beauty and bounty. It’s the perfect setting to unwind after a busy day or host friends for weekend get-togethers.

Mission Terrace is one of San Francisco’s best-kept secrets: central, convenient, and community-oriented. From here, you’ll enjoy quick access to BART, freeways, Balboa Park, and the shopping and dining corridors of Mission Street, Ocean Avenue, and nearby Glen Park.

Elegant, welcoming, and move-in ready—419 Capistrano Avenue is a true San Francisco gem with space to live, entertain, and grow.

Back in the roaring 20s, the former broccoli farms of Mission Terrace were some of the hottest and most affordable spots to live in San Francisco. In that regard, not much has changed! The neighborhood is still bustling with families old and new, with many schools within walking distance from anywhere in the valley. Hidden gems, like small family-owned shops, restaurants, and businesses dot the roadways, and you’d be hard-pressed to visit the area without seeing somebody getting their cardio in on the picturesque streets that seem to beg you to explore! By design, Mission Terrace was and continues to be one of the most comfortable places in the Bay Area to call home.