Property Highlights

224-228 Valencia Street / 108-112 Clinton Park is a corner-lot, mixed-use building ideally situated at the intersection of San Francisco’s Mission Dolores, Hayes Valley, Inner Mission, and SOMA districts. This irreplaceable location offers tenants a vibrant, transit-friendly urban lifestyle at the nexus of some of the city’s most dynamic neighborhoods.

Built in 1908, the property consists of six (6) units, including three (3) spacious two-bedroom apartments, two (2) large four-bedroom flats, and one (1) ground-floor commercial space. Totaling approximately 6,970 square feet on a 2,340 square foot lot, the building features period details such as bay windows and high ceilings, while offering modern conveniences including granite countertops, gas stoves, and updated bathrooms. Units enjoy generous natural light and functional layouts, ideal for today’s urban renters.

Recent capital improvements include a completed soft-story seismic retrofit and a fully compliant fire alarm system. Gas and electricity are separately metered, and in-unit laundry is available in select units. The corner exposure on both Valencia Street and Clinton Park provides exceptional visibility for the commercial space and prime walkability for residents.

Mission Dolores remains one of San Francisco’s most enduringly popular neighborhoods, known for its historic charm, cultural diversity, and access to retail, dining, and green space. Just steps from Valencia Street’s lively corridor and minutes to BART, Muni, and tech shuttle stops, the property offers seamless connections throughout the city and Peninsula.

For investors, 224-228 Valencia Street / 108-112 Clinton Park presents a rare opportunity to acquire a mixed-use asset with a strong unit mix, income upside, and a cornerstone presence in one of the city’s most walkable and eclectic districts. With a 32% rental upside and a prime location, this is a strategic investment in both lifestyle and long-term value.

This is a rare chance to own a prominent mixed-use property where culture, commerce, and community intersect in the heart of San Francisco.