Located just a block from Noriega Street and Sunset Boulevard, this downright gorgeous Doelger specimen in Parkside is on market for $895,000. Built in 1943, 1938 35th Avenue comes with a living room, kitchen, and dining area on the top floor. The lower floor offers a bonus room, as well as a one-car garage and storage.

The listing through Jason Chan of Barbagelata Real Estate.

The baby blue facade alone at 1345 16th Avenue, unit 3 worth bragging rights inside this circa-1924 Edwardian asking $899,000. It comes with two bedrooms, one bathroom, hardwood flooring, crown molding, and a private garage for parking and storage. The kitchen and bathroom have been updated in recent years. And the unit (mercifully) faces the back of the building, reducing the amount of street noise you’ll hear while catching beauty sleep.

The listing is through Lance Fulford and Daniel Marshall for Compass.

Located inside a gated community, this circa-1986 condo has been rebuilt and permitted to 2019 standards. Featuring one bedroom, one bathroom, and 709 square feet, 1332 Scott Street #B comes with quartz counters, new appliances and flooring, tub, and tankless water heater. HOA comes to $514 per month. Asking price is $649,000.

The listing is through Stephanie Pascal of Climb Real Estate.

This one-bedroom garden condo in the heart of the Marina, asking $899,000, is as affordable as it will get in the tony neighborhood. Coming in at 843-square-feet, 3120 Franklin, Unit 2 features hardwood flooring, period details like crown molding and french doors, updated kitchen, walk-in closet, and lots of natural light care of the picture windows in the living room. HOAs are 332 per month.

The listing is through Dan McLean of Coldwell Banker.

This 1911 Edwardian comes with period details aplenty with a gentle refresh that doesn’t mar its original vibe. Featuring two bedrooms, one bathroom, and 1,207 square feet, 1542 Howard is the priciest home on this list. The bedrooms are found at the front of the exceptionally long flat, with an office/multi-use room, a split bath, exquisite living room, eat-in kitchen, and laundry room at the back. Don’t miss the shared outdoor space and garage parking for one.

The listing is through Betsy Linder of Compass.

Sure, 901 Bush, unit 104 is small. But what it lacks in size it makes up for in amenities and location. This Downtown pied-a-terre studio, located near the nexus of FiDi, Union Square, and Nob Hill, has been recently renovated and comes with in-unit washer and dryer, lots of storage, and even a brick-clad private patio with twinkling lights. While the insides are contemporary to the hilt, the facade still boats its original circa-1909 Beaux Arts splendor. HOAs are $380 per month. Asking is $569,000.

The listing is through Kevin Wakelin of Compass.

This updated Victorian cottage at 1043 Hollister comes with two bedrooms, one bathroom, and 875 square feet. The home features an open layout, natural light from three sides, and bamboo flooring. The small abode is located near highways 101 and 280, the Third Street Muni, and an elementary school. There’s also a driveway with ample room for parking.

The listing is through Bobbi Levenson of Zephyr Real Estate.

This circa-1965, two-story home in Bayview comes with new additional aplenty, including a brick facade, custom spa in the master bathroom, mirrored walls galore, and a blue tile party in the kitchen. Featuring a whopping five bedrooms, three bathrooms, and 2,400 square feet, 1369 Quesada Avenue is the largest property on this list. Also of note, per the listing, “Easy path to create an ADU unit if desired.” To which we say: Yes, please, to more ADUs!

The listing is through Darin Holwitz of Compass.