Designed by internationally renowned San Francisco architect Donald MacDonald, known for maximizing living space on a small footprint, 17 Jennifer Place sits on a quiet cul-de-sac, offering 1,157 square feet with soaring ceilings and skylights throughout. Vaulted ceilings, hardwood floors, and multiple windows fill the main living area with natural light.
The kitchen-dining area is set up for a full dining table, with updated cabinetry, granite countertops, and stainless steel appliances including a dishwasher and gas range. The second floor holds a full bedroom with a private closet and its own exterior door leading to a private deck, a rare outdoor space in the neighborhood, framed by neighboring facades for added privacy.
The renovated bathroom includes a marble-topped vanity and a glass-enclosed shower with hexagonal tile. A loft-style bedroom occupies the top floor beneath a skylight, currently configured with a queen bed it’s a flexible space for a second sleeping area, office, or den, open to the living room below.
Freshly painted with new carpet throughout, the home also features a dedicated laundry area in the ground-floor 1-car garage. Minutes from SoMa’s core amenities Whole Foods, Yerba Buena Gardens, and Westfield with seamless commuting access to BART, Caltrain, the Salesforce Transit Center, Muni, and Highways 80, 101, and 280.
Quarterly HOA dues ($158/month) cover outside management, maintenance of the common area, half of the complex park, security lighting, the driveway, entry gates, and garbage. The unit water is paid by the homeowner. Each unit is an individual structure so the homeowner is responsible for both the interior and exterior unit maintenance and homeowner’s insurance.
– 17 Jennifer Pl | Soma | $825,000 (theFrontSteps)
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