Exceptional Mission Terrace Home

$1,195,000

1472 Alemany Boulevard, San Francisco

Presented by
Derek Chin & Emily Dunn

Well Loved Family Home

Offered for the first time in more than 40 years, this warmly cared-for home reflects the comfort and character that only time can create. Built in 1938, it features one of San Francisco’s most beloved layouts—a classic center-patio design with two bedrooms and one bath. Thoughtful updates have been made with care, allowing the home to feel both inviting and easy to live in from day one.

Hardwood floors, preserved traditional details, and an abundance of natural light from generous windows and skylights create a familiar, welcoming atmosphere throughout. The lower level adds wonderful flexibility, offering a bonus room and bath, a spacious two-car garage, a laundry area, and direct access to the back patio and deck—perfect for everyday living or quiet moments outdoors.

Conveniently located near public transportation, BART, Balboa Park, and major routes such as Highways 101 and 280, the home provides easy connections to the rest of the city while maintaining a sense of calm and neighborhood charm.

Property Details

Bedrooms

2

Bathrooms

1

Main house size

1,539 sq ft

Neighborhood

Mission Terrace, San Francisco

Floor Plans

Floor plan

Neighborhood

Mission Terrace is in the south-central section of San Francisco, and is one of its sunniest neighborhoods. The active and involved Improvement Association plans regular annual events such as an Easter egg hunt, Fourth of July parade, and a neighborhood garage sale. The Bridge Garden project, a community effort to enhance the streetscapes and public space, has been very successful. Grants were applied for and received from San Francisco Community Challenge, and volunteers began immediately to make things happen. Balboa Park offers a pool, playground, stadium, baseball diamonds and tennis courts. Residents of Mission Terrace enjoy easy transportation to the 280 freeway, as well as the nearby Balboa Park and Glen Park Bart stations.