Charming Edwardian SOMA Flats Opportunity to live in one of South of Market’s remaining historic buildings. This 1908 Edwardian was constructed post the 1906 SF earthquake and fire. Located in one of the alley side streets, movie fans will note this as the setting of a mini car chase and explosion from 1988’s “The Dead Pool” the final Dirty Harry film. Cozy railroad style flat with two bedrooms (first room can be used as a bedroom or home office) living room, eat in kitchen with tiled backsplash, one bathroom with designer tiles, shared coin laundry and easy access to the shared back patio in this three unit building. Nine foot ceilings, wood floors and period charm. Cat and small dog friendly. No parking or extra storage available. Sightglass Coffee, Deli Board, Basil Thai, and numerous other restaurants and cafes are within a short walk. Harvest Urban Market is conveniently a block and a half away. SOMA is also home to SF nightlife and art. SFMoma, Yerba Buena Gardens and Gallery, the Museum of the African Diaspora amongst many other cultural destinations. A thirty minute walk to Cal Train, accessible to BART and within close proximity to the Design Center and countless tech HQs. Twenty-three minute walk to CCA, 13 minutes to the California Institute of Integral Studies. Numerous designated bicycle lanes for cyclers as well. Near Potrero Hill, the Mission, the Haight, Hayes Valley, Castro and Downtown. Centrally located is describing it mildly.