Step inside and the outlook immediately takes center stage, stretching from the downtown skyline to the waterfront and beyond. Set into the hills of beloved Corona Heights, 449 Roosevelt Way offers a rare blend of sweeping views, effortless indoor-outdoor living, and remarkable privacy in one of San Francisco's most central locations. The open-concept kitchen and inviting living room are framed by ever-changing light, while a covered private balcony extends the living space outdoors year-round. A well-proportioned bedroom and updated bath complete this level. Downstairs, a spacious recreation room, currently styled as a serene primary retreat, offers exceptional flexibility with a dressing area, generous walk-in closet, and dedicated laundry room. Tucked into the hillside, the space opens directly onto an expansive multi-level deck, perfect for soaking up the sun, dining beneath the open sky, or enjoying the sunset with Corona Heights Summit rising in the distance. Beyond, a tiered garden with mature fruit trees and generous planting areas offers plenty of opportunity for the creative gardener. Independent garage parking, abundant storage, and a boutique three-unit HOA complete the offering. Private yet connected to the best of the city, 449 Roosevelt is a home that continues to unfold as you explore it.
Share Property
Location
449 Roosevelt Way, San Francisco, CA 94114
Status
Pending
Mortgage Calculator
Estimate your monthly mortgage payment, including the principal and interest, property taxes, and HOA. Adjust the values to generate a more accurate rate.
Eureka Valley, including the Castro, is one of San Francisco’s most iconic and culturally significant neighborhoods. It is internationally recognized for its LGBTQ+ history, vibrant nightlife, community activism, and colorful commercial district. Residential streets feature Victorian homes, condos, and apartments, often within walking distance of shops, restaurants, and transit. The neighborhood balances lively entertainment corridors with quieter residential pockets such as Liberty Hill and nearby side streets. Eureka Valley and the Castro appeal to residents who value culture, walkability, identity, and central location.