Set in Noe Valley off Dolores St, 27 Day St is a renovated 4 bedroom, 3 bathroom Victorian home built in 1900 (per tax records) offering 2,590 square feet (per graphic artist) across three levels. Behind its classic faade, the home has been thoughtfully updated for modern living, with generous gathering spaces, abundant natural light and multiple outdoor areas. The main living spaces have a comfortable, open flow while maintaining distinct areas for living, dining and entertaining. A formal living room with fireplace and guest bedroom sit at the front of the home, while the kitchen opens to a spacious family room at the rear. At the center is an oversized custom butcher-block island illuminated by large skylights, creating an incredible space for gatherings. The kitchen is completed with Thermador appliances, a gas range, wine refrigerator, and Heath tile backsplash. Three bedrooms are grouped together on the lower level, including a generous primary suite with a walk-in closet, built-in shelving and a large bathroom with dual vanity, separate shower and soaking tub. A private landscaped deck extends directly from the suite, creating a quiet outdoor retreat. The home's top level is one of its defining spaces. A light-filled lounge opens through floor-to-ceiling bi-fold doors onto an expansive rooftop deck, creating a seamless indoor-outdoor setting with built-in heaters, speakers, lighting and integrated landscaping. With a second family room, multiple outdoor spaces, integrated Sonos audio, radiant heat, laundry, and a one-car garage with EV outlet, 27 Day St combines the character of a classic San Francisco Victorian with a functional layout for today's lifestyle. 27 Day St is ideally located in Noe Valley, on a flat part of the neighborhood with easy access to the shops, restaurants and everyday conveniences along Church St. Nearby favorites, neighborhood cafs and local businesses are an easy walk from home, while the J Church provides convenient Muni service to Downtown. Easy access to I-280 and the peninsula.
