The building
A small building with a big view
3840 Market Street sits high on the Upper Market hillside, where the street climbs toward Twin Peaks. Built in 1979, the building holds just five residences, stepped into the slope so the main rooms face east over the rooftops of Noe Valley and the Castro, toward the downtown skyline and the bay beyond.
Homes here have garage parking, shared laundry and a terraced garden at the back of the building, with trails, transit and two of the city's best neighborhood main streets a short walk away.
- 5residences
- 1979built
- 94131Upper Market
Residence
Unit 1
- 2 bedrooms
- 1.5 baths
- 936 sq ft
- 1 garage space
A renovated two-bedroom with an open living and dining room wrapped in corner windows. The view runs from the downtown towers to South San Francisco, and a gas fireplace anchors the room.
The remodeled kitchen opens to the dining area across a granite service bar, with white cabinetry and stainless appliances. Both bedrooms sit at the quiet rear of the home and each opens through a sliding door to a private deck, with stairs up to the shared garden.
- Panoramic city and bay views
- Gas fireplace
- Hardwood-style floors in the main rooms
- Granite counters, stainless appliances, dishwasher
- One full bath and one half bath
- Private rear deck off both bedrooms
- Garage parking and shared laundry
- Built-in central vacuum
Residence
Unit 5
Photos and details for Unit 5 are coming soon.
Neighborhood
Between Twin Peaks, Noe Valley and the Castro
Upper Market is the quiet stretch where the city's main street turns residential and winds up the hill. From the front door you can walk up to the Twin Peaks trails, or down into Noe Valley's 24th Street for coffee, groceries and dinner.
- Twin Peaks trailsup the hill
- Muni 37 and 48 linesabout 5 min walk
- 24th Street, Noe Valleyabout 10 min walk
- Castroabout 15 min walk
- Dolores Parkabout 20 min walk