53 Delano Avenue

53 Delano Avenue is a wonderful residence nestled in the heart of Mission Terrace, a hidden gem of a neighborhood in San Francisco. This home has been cherished by its owners for over 50 years and is a pride of ownership home.

The main level welcomes you with a light and bright formal living room and dining room, ideal for entertaining guests or enjoying quiet evenings with loved ones, and the newly refinished parquet oak hardwood floors with period inlay exude timeless elegance. Step into the nicely appointed chef's kitchen with new appliances and a venting hood, perfect for culinary enthusiasts. Additionally, upstairs two bedrooms await, accompanied by an updated full bathroom.

The home boasts a bonus space downstairs, providing flexibility and ample room for various uses, including storage. With 2 car parking, including a garage and a parking pad in the back, parking will never be an issue. The garage features an automatic door opener and an EV Charging Station, ensuring modern convenience for electric vehicle owners for both cars.

Outside, discover beautifully appointed front and back yard gardens and lawn area adorned with an irrigation system, providing a tranquil oasis. The large and sunny backyard and deck offer ample space for entertaining, playing with kids, or enjoying quality time with pets.

Conveniently located near I-280 and 101, Muni, and BART, commuting north and south is a breeze. Explore the nearby shops, restaurants, cafes on Mission, Ocean Streets, and the Glen Park Village, offering a plethora of dining and entertainment options.

Experience the epitome of comfort, convenience, and charm at 53 Delano Avenue—a true sanctuary in the heart of San Francisco's Mission Terrace.

Walk through the property and the neighborhood with Marcus Miller as he introduces you to the many highlights of the home and the wonderful places to visit in the neighborhood.

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.