A genuine Art Deco gem in Upper Glenview! Built in 1940 as a four-unit building and updated and converted to condos in 2006, Park Hollywood retains the building's original charm. The unit features beautifully refinished hardwood oak floors, original chevron ceiling details and built-ins, vintage ceiling fixtures, new Marmoleum in the kitchen, and a gorgeous new paint scheme befitting the period. Original multi-paned casement windows with original tiled sills adorn the home, with fantastic bay and city views from your living room and both bedrooms. The second bedroom would be great as a home office.

The cute kitchen has stainless steel appliances, including a Fisher & Paykel refrigerator, gas range/oven and Bosch dishwasher, new Marmoleum floors, and period-appropriate pink tile countertops. The dining nook with original built-ins is open to both the kitchen and living room, for great flow. Two separate entrances to the unit provide easy access. 

This is one condo that boasts plenty of outdoor space, making it an affordable single family home alternative: There's an organic veggie garden in the front yard plus a spacious, sheltered backyard for lounging or dining al fresco, with a shared gas grill. The unit includes its own detached garage (great for storage) and additional storage and washer/dryer in the basement. HOA dues of $365/mo. includes hazard insurance, water, garbage/recycling, common area maintenance and reserves. 

The upslope location on upper Park Boulevard feels removed from the fray, yet you're within blocks of all of the wonderful Glenview shops and restaurants—Bellanico, Paulista and Marzano, to name a few—and a quick hop across Park Bl. to Dimond Canyon Trail and Sausal Creek! And cute Hollywood Triangle Park is right outside your front door. Thinking ahead, the Transbay bus to SF runs down Park Bl., an easy way to get to the city.