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This offering consists of 4 parcels. 3 parcels are vacant land and 1 parcel has a vacant cottage on it. Potential to be developed into 56 units. This property is located on the Powell Street cable car line between Sacramento and Clay Streets in the heart of San Francisco's iconic Nob Hill neighborhood. There are 4 contiguous lots being offered for sale. 941 Powell Street Block/Lot 0223/032 vacant lot 9521 sq. ft. zoned RC-4 8 Wetmore Street Block/Lot 0223/022 vacant lot 1455 sq. ft. zoned RM-3 10 Wetmore Street Block/Lot 0223/023 small vacant cottage on the lot 1120 sq. ft. zoned RM-3 14 Wetmore Street Block/Lot 0223/024 vacant lot 1232 sq. ft. zoned RM-3 TOTAL sq. ft. 13,328 +/- Potential to be developed into approximately 56 units
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