Nestled in the highly desired Noe Valley neighborhood, 1701 Church Street presents an opportunity to own a distinctive mixed-use property that blends architectural charm with modern convenience. This exceptional, well-maintained building stands as a unique architectural example which offers both residential comfort and commercial functionality in one of San Francisco's most desirable locations. The property features three units: two beautifully updated residential units situated on the top floor and one extensively built-out commercial space on the ground floor. The residential units have been thoughtfully renovated, boasting custom wood windows, hardwood flooring, abundant natural light, in-unit laundry, dishwashers, and modern cabinetry. These stylish and comfortable spaces cater to tenants seeking contemporary living in a prime location. The rear deck spans approximately 225 square feet and provides a valuable outdoor extension of the living space, with a stairwell leading down to a secure indoor area housing the building's three Recology bins (garbage, compost, and recycling). The ground-floor commercial unit is home to GetzWell Personalized Pediatrics, a well-established and highly regarded primary care pediatric practice. The space has been meticulously renovated to support healthcare services, reflecting a significant investment in both infrastructure and aesthetic appeal. GetzWell has been a long-term tenant since 2008 and plans to remain, providing immediate and stable rental income. The building has undergone numerous capital improvements, ensuring long-term viability and reduced maintenance for the new owner. All tenants have demonstrated strong stability, with residential tenants in place for multiple years and rents that are at or near market levels. Its prime location on Church Street guarantees excellent visibility, high foot traffic, and convenient access to public transportation. Noe Valley's vibrant community offers a blend of boutique shops, renowned dining options, and parks, enhancing the desirability of this one-of-a-kind property.