The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-04-16
REALTY FOR INVESTORS,
Public Auction Sale of Prop
erty Adjoining the
PreSidio.
MAGNIFICENT MARINE VIEW
The Probate Sale to Take Place
Wednesday = Haight-Street
Grounds.

Shrewd investors will not be slow to
recognize the desirability of the property
catalogued for the sale of Easton, Eldrldge
& Co. to-day. Notable portions OF 1t are
the seven 5O-varas, fronting Devlsadero,
Broderick, Lombard and Greenwich streets
No more fattering commentary can De
made of this property than the mentlon OF
the fact that it lies in front OF the properly
of the late Senator Fair, who invested mil
lions of dollars in this district. The Full
ton Iron Works are near by. Devlsadero
street is one of the widest streets IN the
city, while Lombard is the boulevard ex-
tending from Van Ness avenue to the
Presidio Government Park, which is but
two blocks west, bestowing upon this sec
ton of the city the advantage of use of this
handsome public park and view of the
Government Notifications, and one OF the
finest marine views in the world.
The fifty vara on the northwest corner
of Devisadero and Greenwich streets Will
be subdivided into six residence lots,
within one block of which the cable-cars
of the Union-street line pass. Besides this
there are other excellent investments.
Among the residences on the list are 70
Haight street, 729 McAllister street, 1915
Larkin, and fats at 2110 and Pip Suffer.
A large residence lot, 50x110:8%, on the
east line of Van Ness avenue, Mission resi-
dence lots and City Hall business lot are
also offered.
Shainwald, Buckbee & Co. will have an
auction tomorrow of number of proper
ties of unusual interest to the buying pub
lie. There are four pieces, belonging to
the estate of Michael Bergin, which are to
be sold by order of the court, VIZ: 1924
Powell street, 1902 Powell, 633 Green, the
rents of which are $45 net. In addition to
the Bergin estate properties there are three
pieces offered on account of one of the
building and loan associations. The
property has been foreclosed and is
for sale at very low prices. In
addition to the foregoing there is
business corner in the Mission and very
choice residence lots in the vicinity of the
park and in the Western Addition. A
property in the list of which there has been
much inquiry is the residence and lot on
California street, between Jones and Leav-
enworth, formerly belonging to Colonel P.
A. Finigan.
The auction sale of the Haight-street
baseball grounds, which is to be held day
after tomorrow by Baldwin 81 Hammond
at their auction-room, 10 Montgomery
street, is attracting widespread interest.
| A large number of prospective buyers have
visited the property, and judging from the
general inquiry the auctioneers feel salts
fed that there will be large attendance at
the sale and in all probability spirited COM
petition.
The property is in fine shape and the
street work has been completed. The
streets are all severed and macadamized,
! and separate openings constructed oppo-
site the center of each lot, so that any
building can be connected with the main
sewer without breaking it. There will be
sixty -four lots in all. The lots on Stanyan
street are regarded as prospective business
property, and having park frontage and
being at the terminus OF several railroads,
they should bring good prices. The terms
of the sale require cash payment of only
twenty per cent of the purchase price, and
the remainder is payable in easy annual
installments. The Croker Estate Com
pany, which owns the property, has au-
thorized the auctioneers to sell the lots
without regard to price, so that the sale is
likely to attract the attention of specula-
tors as well as those seeking homes.