Exceptional San Francisco Home

$1,299,000

140 Moneta Way, San Francisco

Presented by
Francine Crawford

Welcome to 140 Moneta Way!

This is a rare opportunity to own a turnkey home in a prime location. Beautifully maintained and thoughtfully updated, this spacious 4-bedroom, 3-bath home offers the perfect blend of timeless character and contemporary convenience. This home is ideal for multi-generational families or those looking to offset their mortgage with rental income. Step into the inviting main level, featuring a generous living room with a cozy fireplace, a formal dining room, two spacious bedrooms, and two full bathrooms. Rich wood flooring, crown molding, and elegant glass French doors leading to a charming enclosed atrium add warmth and character throughout. The lower level has been tastefully remodeled to include two additional bedrooms, a full bathroom, and a bonus room ideal for a gym, home office, or extra storage. Washer/Dryer w/sink. This versatile space can serve as a private living area for extended family or can be income producing. Good sized backyard with two sheds. Located just moments from Cayuga Park with basketball courts, tennis courts, playgrounds, and open green space perfect for those who enjoy the outdoors.

Neighborhood

Excelsior runs along Mission Street, south of the 280 and north of Geneva Avenue. This neighborhood was once home to Grateful Dead singer/guitarist Jerry Garcia, and today hosts the annual "Jerry Day," drawing thousands of celebrants to John McLaren Park and the lovely Jerry Garcia Amphitheater. The Excelsior Festival, for the purpose of drawing people together in a family-friendly environment, pays homage to this neighborhood's cultural diversity. Another claim to fame is the filming of Guess Who's Coming to Dinner, the award-winning 1967 movie. The Excelsior Playground boasts vivid murals along with the tennis courts and recreation center, and the 56-acre Crocker-Amazon Park offers basketball, tennis and bocce ball courts as well as baseball and soccer fields. Local businesses, such as the acclaimed Tortas Boos Voni eatery and the hip Broken Record Bar, sit comfortably alongside young families and old-time residents.