61 Carl is part of a unique compound of three similarly designed homes all facing a courtyard with a swimming pool. Built around 1908 by architect Maxwell Bugbee, this home maintains its charming Edwardian facade but has been updated inside. Hidden behind a gate, 61 Carl provides an private garden setting just steps from shops, restaurants and the MUNI train.

The first floor includes a classic formal entry and foyer, large living room with wood burning fireplace, a formal dining room and a sunny remodeled eat-in kitchen.

The kitchen features marble countertops, custom cabinetry, stainless steel appliances, including a Viking six burner stove, and a sunny breakfast nook for informal dining.

Off the kitchen is a fantastic south facing deck (perfect for morning coffee), leading down to a garden with irrigated planters and southern exposure.

There is a tool shed with room for extra storage, which is accessed off the rear garden.

A second shed is located at the front of the property and provides storage space for bikes, skis or as a workshop.

The first floor is complete with a remodeled full bathroom with washer and dryer.

Upstairs are three bedrooms and a remodeled full bathroom, all of which have great natural sunlight.

A large attic stretches the length of the house and provides plenty of additional storage.

Old world details of the home include well maintained hardwood floors, two crystal chandeliers and great moldings.

Square footage is per architectural drawings and is not warranted by seller or agent.

61 Carl represents 70% of 61-63 Carl Street, a 2 unit Tenancy in Common. 63 Carl is a freestanding cottage on the rear of the lot that was recently purchased with cash.

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