The Binnings Team Presents
Timeless Mission Dolores Living
$1,495,000
Property Details
Bedrooms
2
Bathrooms
1
Square Feet
1,615 sq ft
Neighborhood
Mission Dolores
Where 1900s Character Meets Move-In-Ready Polish
You notice it the moment you step inside: the wainscoting, the ceiling medallions, the millwork that's held up for more than a century. At 3665 17th Street, the architecture isn't a backdrop. It's the main event.
This 1900s Mission Dolores condo spans 1,615 square feet with two bedrooms, one bath, and the kind of period detail that simply doesn't get recreated today, from crown moldings and dentil detailing to ornate corbels and beautifully preserved original millwork. Fresh interior paint and new light fixtures throughout give it a polished, move-in-ready feel without compromising any of that character.
The entry opens to a beautiful stained-glass window beside the front door and a living room that immediately sets the tone with its classic bay windows, a striking fireplace framed by an ornate carved mantel, column detailing, cast-iron surround, and glazed tile hearth, all anchored by a sculptural multi-arm chandelier overhead. Pocket doors connect to the second bedroom, offering flexible flow between the spaces, while the bedroom's own door to the foyer keeps both rooms functional and private.
Continuing down the hall, a coat closet and a walk-in hall closet fitted with built-in drawers, pull-out baskets, and abundant hanging space, offer serious storage before you reach the rest of the home.
The sizable kitchen accommodates a breakfast table and features an impressive appliance lineup: Thermador range, Dacor oven, Bosch dishwasher, and LG refrigerator alongside polished natural stone countertops, a double-basin farmhouse sink, and a built-in hutch with textured glass cabinetry. A charming pass-through to the dining room incorporates built-in cabinetry, display shelving, and additional workspace, keeping the two rooms connected without sacrificing storage.
The dining room anchors the rear of the home with a second fireplace framed by a carved mantel and marble surround, and floor-to-ceiling built-in cabinetry ideal for books, art, and collectibles. Stained glass panels add warmth and color, and direct access to the shared backyard extends the room's entertaining potential outdoors. The spacious primary bedroom sits adjacent, with its own bay windows and plenty of natural light.
The dual-access entry bathroom has character all its own: a vintage clawfoot soaking tub, furniture-style vanity with rich wood countertop, and classic hex mosaic tile flooring.
Outside, the shared garden is a genuine entertaining space: stone patio, mature palm trees, built-in bench seating, string lighting, and a barbecue grill. In-unit laundry, one-car garage parking, and dedicated storage on the lower level round out the home.
Living in Mission Dolores means a short walk to Dolores Park, around the corner from Morning Due Cafe, and an easy stroll to Valencia Street's restaurants, cafés, and boutiques. The kind of neighborhood where weekend mornings start with coffee and a walk to the park, and weeknight dinners are always just a few blocks away.
This 1900s Mission Dolores condo spans 1,615 square feet with two bedrooms, one bath, and the kind of period detail that simply doesn't get recreated today, from crown moldings and dentil detailing to ornate corbels and beautifully preserved original millwork. Fresh interior paint and new light fixtures throughout give it a polished, move-in-ready feel without compromising any of that character.
The entry opens to a beautiful stained-glass window beside the front door and a living room that immediately sets the tone with its classic bay windows, a striking fireplace framed by an ornate carved mantel, column detailing, cast-iron surround, and glazed tile hearth, all anchored by a sculptural multi-arm chandelier overhead. Pocket doors connect to the second bedroom, offering flexible flow between the spaces, while the bedroom's own door to the foyer keeps both rooms functional and private.
Continuing down the hall, a coat closet and a walk-in hall closet fitted with built-in drawers, pull-out baskets, and abundant hanging space, offer serious storage before you reach the rest of the home.
The sizable kitchen accommodates a breakfast table and features an impressive appliance lineup: Thermador range, Dacor oven, Bosch dishwasher, and LG refrigerator alongside polished natural stone countertops, a double-basin farmhouse sink, and a built-in hutch with textured glass cabinetry. A charming pass-through to the dining room incorporates built-in cabinetry, display shelving, and additional workspace, keeping the two rooms connected without sacrificing storage.
The dining room anchors the rear of the home with a second fireplace framed by a carved mantel and marble surround, and floor-to-ceiling built-in cabinetry ideal for books, art, and collectibles. Stained glass panels add warmth and color, and direct access to the shared backyard extends the room's entertaining potential outdoors. The spacious primary bedroom sits adjacent, with its own bay windows and plenty of natural light.
The dual-access entry bathroom has character all its own: a vintage clawfoot soaking tub, furniture-style vanity with rich wood countertop, and classic hex mosaic tile flooring.
Outside, the shared garden is a genuine entertaining space: stone patio, mature palm trees, built-in bench seating, string lighting, and a barbecue grill. In-unit laundry, one-car garage parking, and dedicated storage on the lower level round out the home.
Living in Mission Dolores means a short walk to Dolores Park, around the corner from Morning Due Cafe, and an easy stroll to Valencia Street's restaurants, cafés, and boutiques. The kind of neighborhood where weekend mornings start with coffee and a walk to the park, and weeknight dinners are always just a few blocks away.
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FEATURES
Entry & Foyer
• Stained-glass window
• Coat closet
• Walk-in hall closet with custom organization
Living Room
• Bay windows
• Ornate fireplace with carved mantel, column detailing, cast-iron surround, and glazed tile hearth
• Sculptural multi-arm chandelier
• Pocket doors connecting to the second bedroom
Bedroom 2
• Dual access from foyer and living room
Kitchen
• Thermador 4-burner range, Dacor oven, Bosch dishwasher, LG refrigerator
• Polished natural stone countertops with rich mineral tones
• Double-basin farmhouse sink
• Classic white tile backsplash
• Built-in hutch with textured glass cabinetry and open display
• Pass-through to dining room with built-in cabinetry, display shelving, and workspace
Dining Room
• Fireplace with carved mantel, marble surround and hearth
• Floor-to-ceiling built-in cabinetry with open display and concealed storage
• Stained glass panels
• Contemporary globe chandelier
• Direct access to shared backyard
Primary Bedroom
• Bay windows
• Drum pendant light
• Overlooks shared backyard
Bathroom
• Dual-access entry
• Vintage clawfoot soaking tub with exposed-riser shower
• Furniture-style vanity with wood countertop
• Classic hex mosaic tile flooring
• Modern wall sconces
Laundry Room
• Stacked Whirlpool Duet washer and dryer
• Linen closet
• Additional access point to garage and backyard
Shared Backyard
• Stone patio
• Mature palm trees
• Built-in bench seating
• Barbecue grill
Building & Practical
• 2-unit building
• 1-car garage parking
• Dedicated storage in garage
Mission Dolores Location
• Walkable to Dolores Park, Morning Due Cafe, and Valencia Street dining and shopping
• Stained-glass window
• Coat closet
• Walk-in hall closet with custom organization
Living Room
• Bay windows
• Ornate fireplace with carved mantel, column detailing, cast-iron surround, and glazed tile hearth
• Sculptural multi-arm chandelier
• Pocket doors connecting to the second bedroom
Bedroom 2
• Dual access from foyer and living room
Kitchen
• Thermador 4-burner range, Dacor oven, Bosch dishwasher, LG refrigerator
• Polished natural stone countertops with rich mineral tones
• Double-basin farmhouse sink
• Classic white tile backsplash
• Built-in hutch with textured glass cabinetry and open display
• Pass-through to dining room with built-in cabinetry, display shelving, and workspace
Dining Room
• Fireplace with carved mantel, marble surround and hearth
• Floor-to-ceiling built-in cabinetry with open display and concealed storage
• Stained glass panels
• Contemporary globe chandelier
• Direct access to shared backyard
Primary Bedroom
• Bay windows
• Drum pendant light
• Overlooks shared backyard
Bathroom
• Dual-access entry
• Vintage clawfoot soaking tub with exposed-riser shower
• Furniture-style vanity with wood countertop
• Classic hex mosaic tile flooring
• Modern wall sconces
Laundry Room
• Stacked Whirlpool Duet washer and dryer
• Linen closet
• Additional access point to garage and backyard
Shared Backyard
• Stone patio
• Mature palm trees
• Built-in bench seating
• Barbecue grill
Building & Practical
• 2-unit building
• 1-car garage parking
• Dedicated storage in garage
Mission Dolores Location
• Walkable to Dolores Park, Morning Due Cafe, and Valencia Street dining and shopping
Welcome to Mission Dolores
Mission Dolores pulses where past and present intersect. Anchored by the city’s oldest surviving structure—Mission San Francisco de Asís, founded in 1776—this neighborhood buzzes with cultural energy, bold murals, and locals basking in the sunshine atop Dolores Park.
Walking through Mission Dolores feels like tracing history with every step. Tourists start at the golden fire hydrant that survived the 1906 quake; residents meander past Victorian and Edwardian homes streaked with street art; and everyone—from families to young professionals—gathers at café tables, farmers markets, or sprawls out on the park lawn with the skyline as their backdrop.
Where Culture Comes Alive
This neighborhood is a living, breathing mural of San Francisco’s soul. From the 18th-century Indigenous-painted fresco hidden behind the basilica’s altar to the colorful stories across Clarion Alley and Calle 24’s Latino Cultural District—brimming with murals, festivals like Día de los Muertos, and Legacy Businesses—Mission Dolores nurtures art, heritage, and connection.
Effervescent & Accessible
Mission Dolores thrives on walkability. Mercado vendors, casual eateries, and boutiques stretch along Valencia and 24th Street, while public transit—including BART and MUNI—makes downtown commutes seamless. Parking can be tight, but many prefer to wander on foot, bike, or ride Muni past San Francisco’s sunniest micro-climate.
A Neighborhood of Layers
This is a place where every layer of history is honored—from Ohlone roots to colonial foundations and modern urban activism. Festivals, intimate concerts, and communal art projects give Mission Dolores its signature vibrancy and social depth.
Evolving Market & Housing
Mission Dolores draws buyers with its mix of charming historic homes and sleek modern builds. Homes typically range from around $515K to nearly $2.7M, catering to diverse tastes and budgets. The market pulses with energy—echoing the eclectic, evolving spirit that makes living here feel like being at the heart of San Francisco’s cultural moment.
Walking through Mission Dolores feels like tracing history with every step. Tourists start at the golden fire hydrant that survived the 1906 quake; residents meander past Victorian and Edwardian homes streaked with street art; and everyone—from families to young professionals—gathers at café tables, farmers markets, or sprawls out on the park lawn with the skyline as their backdrop.
Where Culture Comes Alive
This neighborhood is a living, breathing mural of San Francisco’s soul. From the 18th-century Indigenous-painted fresco hidden behind the basilica’s altar to the colorful stories across Clarion Alley and Calle 24’s Latino Cultural District—brimming with murals, festivals like Día de los Muertos, and Legacy Businesses—Mission Dolores nurtures art, heritage, and connection.
Effervescent & Accessible
Mission Dolores thrives on walkability. Mercado vendors, casual eateries, and boutiques stretch along Valencia and 24th Street, while public transit—including BART and MUNI—makes downtown commutes seamless. Parking can be tight, but many prefer to wander on foot, bike, or ride Muni past San Francisco’s sunniest micro-climate.
A Neighborhood of Layers
This is a place where every layer of history is honored—from Ohlone roots to colonial foundations and modern urban activism. Festivals, intimate concerts, and communal art projects give Mission Dolores its signature vibrancy and social depth.
Evolving Market & Housing
Mission Dolores draws buyers with its mix of charming historic homes and sleek modern builds. Homes typically range from around $515K to nearly $2.7M, catering to diverse tastes and budgets. The market pulses with energy—echoing the eclectic, evolving spirit that makes living here feel like being at the heart of San Francisco’s cultural moment.
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