Merced Manor is a great example of the old saying “good things come in small packages”. This compact San Francisco neighborhood, which is bordered by Pine Lake Park, Lake Shore, and Lakeside, is filled with beautifully kept homes and just might be considered one of San Francisco’s hidden gems.
Although Merced Manor is a residential neighborhood, it is within walking distance of Stonestown Galleria, a full service shopping center that serves as the area’s commercial district. For biking, hiking, golfing, jogging, and other sorts of recreational activities, Lake Merced, Harding Park, the San Francisco Golf Club, the Olympic Club, and Stern Grove are all nearby. Merced Manor residents who commute will find access to local roadways, including Highway 1 and I-280, to be quick and convenient; and public transportation puts downtown San Francisco less than 30 minutes away.
Most of the homes in Merced Manor were built between the early 1930s and the late 1950s, offering an interesting selection of architectural style, from fanciful storybook homes with archways and turrets to the geometric lines of Streamline Moderne buildings. Utilities are underground in Merced Manor, and most properties have alleyways that allow homeowners to access their garages from the back, giving the neighborhood a gracious, uncluttered feel.
Real estate in Merced Manor consists of single-family detached homes in a well-maintained neighborhood. Merced Manor is a desirable San Francisco community, which is reflected in real estate pricing. If you are looking for a stylish home in a quiet, picturesque neighborhood Merced Manor just might have a house for sale that will fit the bill.
Contact the SF Modern Team if you’d like to learn more about San Francisco’s Merced Manor neighborhood or to simply discuss your SF real estate needs.
With the U.S. economy on everyone's minds right now, questions about the country's financial outlook continue to come up daily. The one that seems to keep rising to the top is: when will the economy begin to recover? While no one knows exactly how ...
Read MoreWith stay-at-home orders starting to gradually lift throughout parts of the country, data indicates homebuyers are jumping back into the market. After many families put their plans on hold due to the COVID-19 pandemic, what we once called the busy ...
Read MoreToday, many people are asking themselves if they should buy or sell a home in 2020. Some have shifted their plans or put them on hold over the past couple of months, and understandably so. Everyone seems to be wondering if the market is going to ...
Read MoreTomorrow, the unemployment rate for April 2020 will be released by the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics. It will hit a peak this country has never seen before, with data representing real families and lives affected by this economic slowdown. The ...
Read MoreAs we continue to work through the health crisis that plagues this country, more and more conversations are turning to economic recovery. While we look for signs that we've reached a plateau in cases of COVID-19, the concern and fear of what will ...
Read More
