Property Overview:
1772 Vallejo St is a single-family home in San Francisco, CA, built in 1900. It features 4 bathrooms and 4,659 sq. ft. of living space. The property includes a parking garage and is part of a historic neighborhood.
Neighborhood Highlights:
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Crime Rate:
- Personal crime risk: 23% (higher than state average of 11.8%).
- Property crime risk: 31.6% (higher than state average of 10.8%).
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Schools:
Nearby schools include Sherman Elementary, Galileo High, and Marina Middle.- Average SAT score: 874 (below state average of 975).
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Job Market:
- 79.9% white-collar jobs, 20.1% blue-collar jobs.
- Unemployment rate: 2.6% (lower than state average of 4.7%).
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Demographics:
- Community population: 19,665 (decreased by -2% since 2000).
- 31% families with children.
- Largest age group: 25-34 years (34.49%).
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Natural Disaster Risk:
- Low flood risk, low tornado risk, high earthquake risk.
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Weather:
- Average temperature: 47.7°F (January), 65.7°F (July).
- Average rainfall: 22.1 inches/year.
- Average snowfall: 0 inches/year.
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Cost of Living:
- Median household income: $109,204.
- Average annual spending: $71,594.
Property Features:
- The Burr Mansion: A 6-bedroom, 4.5-bathroom Italianate Victorian home with a Second French Empire mansard roof.
- Historic Significance:
- Built by Ephraim Willard Burr, the ninth mayor of San Francisco, as a wedding gift.
- Listed on the National Register of Historic Places and designated as a San Francisco Landmark.
- Lot Size: Over a quarter of an acre (approx. 90’ x 137.5’), one of the largest parcels in San Francisco.
- Additional Structures:
- A 1-bedroom, 1-bathroom cottage at the back of the lot.
- A 2-car garage with driveway space for 5+ cars.
- Interior Features:
- Grand proportions and preserved architectural details.
- Top-floor game room with a full bar and city views.
- Formal dining room, living room, and parlor.
- Exercise room, wine cellar, and laundry room.
- Outdoor Features:
- Expansive gardens creating a private, verdant estate.
Location Benefits:
- Historic Appeal: Survived the 1906 earthquake and remains one of the most imposing Second Empire residences in the city.
- Tax Savings: Significant property tax reductions under the Mills Act.
- Ideal for those seeking a luxurious, historic estate in a vibrant urban setting.