770 Woolsey Street is a vacant approximately 2.2 acre former nursery located six blocks west of Highway 101. It is situated in a predominately residential neighborhood and is currently zoned RH-1 (One Family Residential) with a 40-X height limit (consult the San Francisco Planning Department for regulations and restrictions regarding development). This allows for the development of 34 single family residences on their own separate parcels. A Planned Use Development (PUD) may allow for the the doubling of the density, however this would require a Conditional Use Permit and is not guaranteed.

The 770 Woolsey Street development site represents a rare opportunity to develop new housing within an established residential neighborhood. This project is ideally suited for a developer ready to capitalize on the high barrier to entry, land restricted San Francisco market.

The subject site is bounded by Woolsey Street to the south, Hamilton Street to the east, Wayland Street to the north, and Bowdoin Street to the west in the Portola Neighborhood of San Francisco, California. Directly to the west is the encased University Mound Reservoir owned by the city. Single family homes bound the property on the north, south, and east sides.

Portola Neighborhood consists predominately of single family, owner occupied homes with attached garages, and has convenient access to the freeway and Muni. 770 Woolsey is surrounded by schools, parks and community centers like ER Taylor Elementary School (3 blocks away), Luther King Middle School (4 blocks away), Phillip and Sala Burton Academic High School (2 blocks away), Portola Library (4 blocks away), Louis Sutter Playground (3 blocks away), and John McLaren Park (the 2nd largest park in San Francisco) presenting a variety of open space and recreation options all within walking distance of the property.

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