Listed by Liz Pisco

Days on market: 2520

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Listed by Denise Kohne

Days on market: 1964

Beautiful unit in a well maintained building on Francisco Street. This top floor flat features many little luxuries including: Heated bathroom floors, solar powered electricity, in-unit laundry and shared backyard. Unit consists of: -Large living room with bay windows and Bose surround sound speakers. -Formal dining room between kitchen and living room. -Remodeled kitchen with Viking range and Bosch dishwasher. -Small mudroom off the kitchen with wine cooler and Miele washer/dryer. -Master bedroom with small balcony and fully tiled remodeled en-suite bathroom including double sinks, walk-in shower and freestanding bathtub. -Second bedroom with fully tiled remodeled en-suite bathroom. -Half-bath in the hallway near living area. -Quiet and lush shared backyard. Utilities: Water included Pets: Small dogs considered Parking: 1 car parking in garage (tandem parking with lower unit).