2129 Taraval Street presents a rare opportunity for an owner-user to acquire a freestanding commercial property in San Francisco’s Parkside/Sunset District and establish a long-term home for their business. The ±1,726 square foot building sits on a ±2,500 square foot lot and is currently occupied by Ming’s Diner on a month-to-month lease, providing an incoming owner with the flexibility to take occupancy and implement their own concept. Currently configured as a restaurant, the property offers a large, open dining area, high ceilings, two restrooms, and substantial existing restaurant infrastructure, including a gas range, exhaust hood, walk-in cooler, three-compartment sink, and 200-amp electrical panel. The existing improvements provide a strong foundation for a restaurant or food-and-beverage operator looking to minimize the time and expense associated with building out a new location, while the property’s Taraval Street Neighborhood Commercial District zoning provides flexibility for a variety of other neighborhood-serving commercial uses. The property is prominently positioned along the Taraval Street commercial corridor, with the Muni L Taraval line stopping directly in front of the building at Taraval Street and 32nd Avenue. Its location between 19th Avenue, Sunset Boulevard, and Sloat Boulevard also provides convenient access to the surrounding Sunset and Parkside neighborhoods and greater San Francisco. For a business owner seeking the stability and long-term benefits of owning rather than leasing their location, 2129 Taraval Street offers a unique combination of existing restaurant infrastructure, flexible commercial space, strong transit access, and the opportunity to control a well-located piece of San Francisco real estate. Alternatively, a buyer not seeking immediate occupancy may explore continuing the existing tenancy or leasing the property to a new operator.