4357 26th Street, San Francisco | Team K.Ho

Team K.Ho, Vanguard PropertiesKevin Ho, REALTOR®, San Francisco

4357 26th StreetNoe Valley · San Francisco · MLS # 426174493 · $1,895,000Team K.Ho, Vanguard Properties

OPEN SAT + SUN 2–4

4357 26th Street · Noe Valley · 2 bed · 1 bath · 1 parking · fully detached

Big Views. A Deep Garden. A Noe Valley Original.

Bedrooms

Bathrooms

Parking

1 car garage

Parcel

26½ × 114 ft approx.

Built

1925

The short version

Room to imagine.

Built in 1925, this fully detached single-family home brings together expansive city views, vintage character and an extra-deep parcel measuring approximately 26½ feet wide by 114 feet deep. The setting gives you plenty to appreciate today, with room to imagine what comes next.

Inside, hardwood floors, a brick fireplace and a cheerful kitchen with a breakfast nook capture the home’s original personality. There’s even a vintage telephone nook in the hallway. Two bedrooms and a garage below round out the home, while the garden and its pond offer a quieter counterpoint to the city views.

Near Douglass Playground and the shops, cafés and restaurants along Noe Valley’s 24th Street, the location connects neighborhood life with Muni’s 35 and 48 lines and access to Highways 101 and 280.

Living room with bay windows, a navy-painted brick fireplace, a white sofa and two cream armchairs on hardwood floors — **Living room.** Bay windows on one side, the fireplace on the other.

Living room seen from the entry, with the navy fireplace and glass-front built-in cabinet across the room — **Fireplace.** Painted brick, with a glass-front built-in beside it.

Living room with three tall windows along the bay, two armchairs, the fireplace and a round coffee table

Living room looking toward the entry hall and the dining room beyond

Bay window corner of the living room with two cream armchairs, a side table and a view of nearby rooftops

Close view of the painted brick fireplace beside a built-in cabinet with glass doors

Front entry with a paneled door and a hallway that leads into the living room — **Entry.** From the foyer straight into the living room.

Open houses

See it for yourself.

SaturdayNovember 72:00–4:00 PM

SundayNovember 82:00–4:00 PM

TuesdayNovember 1012:00–2:00 PM · Open house / broker tour

Open Saturday and Sunday, November 7 and 8, 2:00–4:00 PM, and Tuesday, November 10, 12:00–2:00 PM (open house / broker tour), and/or by private appointment.

Represented buyers: please have your agent reach out to us directly. Kevin Ho, 415.297.7462 · Keli Wong, 415.316.8224 · team@team-kho.com

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Views

The City, from the hill.

Downtown, the Salesforce Tower and the Transamerica Pyramid line up across the rooftops of Noe Valley and beyond.

Wide view from roof level over Noe Valley rooftops to downtown San Francisco, Salesforce Tower, the bay and the East Bay hills — **From roof level.** Downtown, the bay and the East Bay hills.

View of the downtown San Francisco skyline, including Salesforce Tower, above green treetops — **The view.** Downtown over the treetops.

View between neighboring rooftops toward Twin Peaks, Noe Valley hillsides and the downtown skyline — **Between the rooftops.** Twin Peaks to downtown.

Dining

A room for the table.

The dining area opens to the living room through a wide cased opening, with windows across one wall.

Dining room with an oval wood table, four upholstered chairs and a brass light fixture, with windows on the front wall — **Dining.** Light from the front of the house.

Dining table set with flowers under a brass globe light fixture, with framed art on the wall

Kitchen

Breakfast in the nook.

Deep green cabinetry, a stainless range and a long run of counter under the windows. At the far end, the breakfast nook gets its own built-in bench and window.

Galley kitchen with dark green cabinets, a stainless refrigerator and range, and the blue breakfast nook at the far end — **Kitchen.** From the dining room back to the nook.

Kitchen with a stainless gas range and refrigerator, looking through a doorway to the dining room

Kitchen counter with dark green cabinets, a sink under the window and tile floors

Kitchen sink and counter leading to the arched opening of the blue breakfast nook

Breakfast nook painted sky blue, with built-in bench seating, a table and a window above — **Breakfast nook.** Built-in bench, window above.

Stacked washer and dryer in the kitchen beside the opening to the breakfast nook — **Laundry.** Stacked, just off the kitchen.

Black Labrador sitting at the entrance to the blue breakfast nook — **Radu approves.**

Close view of the blue breakfast nook with built-in benches, cushions, a table and two windows

Bedrooms

Two bedrooms, side by side.

Primary bedroom with a queen bed, nightstands with lamps and windows on two walls — **Primary bedroom.**

Primary bedroom corner with the bed, a window to the garden and a closet door

Bedroom with a wood dresser, a mirror and a doorway to the hall

Second bedroom with a bed, a wood dresser and windows on two walls — **Second bedroom.** Windows on two walls.

Nightstand with a lamp and flowers beside the bed, under a window looking into green trees

Hall + bath

The details that stayed.

Hallway with wood floors and a small recessed telephone niche in the wall — **Hall.** Home of the vintage telephone nook.

Bathroom with navy paneled walls, a pedestal sink, toilet and a tub with tile surround — **Bath.** Navy wainscot, tub and pedestal sink.

Pedestal sink and medicine cabinet against navy beadboard paneling

Bathtub with light tile surround and a wall-mounted shower head

Outside

An extra-deep parcel.

At roughly 114 feet deep, the parcel runs well past the house into a mature garden with a pond, a quieter counterpoint to the city views out front.

Aerial view of the house and its long rear garden, surrounded by neighboring homes on a hillside — **The parcel from above.** House at center; garden behind.

Rear garden with a lawn, mature trees, shrubs and a small shed at the back — **Garden.** Lawn, mature trees and plantings.

Seating area in the garden with two chairs set on mulch among trees and plants — **A place to sit.** Tucked into the greenery.

Garden path with plantings, a small pond and a wood fence under mature trees

Garden looking back toward the rear of the house, with shrubs and trees in the foreground — **Looking back** toward the house.

Lawn and shrubs at the back of the garden, with the rear of a neighboring building beyond

Black Labrador sitting on the lawn in the garden near the pond and a wood fence — **Radu, again.**

At a glance

The highlights.

Expansive city views
Extra-deep, approx. 26½ × 114 ft parcel
Fully detached single-family home, 1925
Two bedrooms, one bath, one-car garage
Hardwood floors and brick fireplace
Breakfast nook and vintage telephone nook
Rear deck off the kitchen
Garden with a pond
Near Douglass Playground and 24th Street
Muni 35 and 48 nearby

Layout

The floor plan.

Approximate floor plan showing the living room, dining room, kitchen, breakfast nook, two bedrooms, bath and hall on the main level — Approximate plan by CubiCasa, unverified by Vanguard Properties.

Noe Valley

Up the hill from 24th Street.

Douglass Playground is close by, and the shops, cafés and restaurants of 24th Street are an easy walk down. Muni’s 35 and 48 lines serve the neighborhood, with Highways 101 and 280 within reach.

Front of the house: a light gray stucco facade with bay windows, a stair to the entry and a garage door at street level, with a tree on the sidewalk — **Out front.** Fully detached, with the garage at street level.

Street view of the house front with the garage at sidewalk level and the entry stair alongside

Covered front porch with a doormat, a front door and windows facing the street — **Front porch.**

Before + after

What we did to help our seller.

Every Team K.Ho listing starts with a plan for getting the house ready. Here, that meant fresh paint inside and out, updated lighting and furnishings that show how each room lives.

Drag any slider to compare the house as we found it with the house you’ll see at the open.

After: breakfast nook painted sky blue, with cushions, a table, flowers and a globe pendant light — **Breakfast nook.** Painted a soft blue, with a new pendant over the table.

Before: breakfast nook in plain white with a draped table and older lighting — **Breakfast nook.** Painted a soft blue, with a new pendant over the table.

After: house front with fresh light gray stucco paint and white trim — **Exterior.** Fresh exterior paint.

Before: house front in pale yellow paint, with a portable toilet at the curb — **Exterior.** Fresh exterior paint.

After: living room with the fireplace painted navy, new light fixture, and staged furniture and rug — **Living room.** The fireplace surround painted, new light fixtures and staging.

Before: empty living room with the original brick fireplace and older ceiling light — **Living room.** The fireplace surround painted, new light fixtures and staging.

After: kitchen with cabinets painted dark green, track lighting and the laundry stacked to one side — **Kitchen.** Cabinets painted deep green, new track lighting, and the laundry stacked to open up the room.

Before: kitchen with white cabinets and the washer and dryer side by side — **Kitchen.** Cabinets painted deep green, new track lighting, and the laundry stacked to open up the room.

After: bathroom with navy paneled walls, a new mirror and light, and fresh styling — **Bath.** Navy walls and wainscot with new lighting.

Before: bathroom with white beadboard, an older sink and the original tub — **Bath.** Navy walls and wainscot with new lighting.

Concept plans

A Different Perspective on What Comes Next

These are concept plans only. Nothing has been submitted to the City. Ask us for more details, or reach out to Ryan directly.

Local architect Ryan Knock has prepared two conceptual approaches to the property’s next chapter: a single-family remodel and a two-unit plan. They’re meant as a starting point for imagining what the home and its deep parcel could become, and Ryan is available to answer questions about his designs.

Concept rendering of a remodeled street facade at 4357 26th Street — **Concept rendering:** street facade

Concept rendering of a remodeled rear facade with garden terrace — **Concept rendering:** rear facade and garden terrace

Concept rendering of a top-floor living room with city and bay views — **Concept rendering:** top-floor living room

Concept rendering of a primary bedroom opening to a terrace with city views — **Concept rendering:** primary bedroom

View the concept plans (PDF)
Concept plans; figures shown are proposed, not existing.

These plans and renderings are concepts only. The renderings were created with the assistance of artificial intelligence and are digitally altered images; they do not depict the property as it exists today. Photos of the property in its current condition appear above.

The plans have not been submitted to or approved by the City, and they are not for construction. Their inclusion does not establish that any depicted work is permitted or feasible. Buyers should investigate with their own qualified professionals.

Ryan Knock, AIA, LEED APKnock Architecture and Design
2169 Union Street, Suite #5, San Francisco, CA 94123
www.knock-ad.com | knockad18@gmail.com | 415-215-2647

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Kevin Ho & Keli Wong
Team K.Ho, Vanguard Properties · San Francisco
Kevin 415.297.7462 · Keli 415.316.8224 · team@team-kho.com
MLS # 426174493

Represented buyers: please have your agent reach out to us directly.

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