The fall market is showing no signs of slowing down. A fresh batch of properties hit the MLS, and we’ve picked out a few that offer a good look at what’s out there right now. From a serious architectural statement on Telegraph Hill to a couple of smartly redone family homes, here’s a quick rundown of what caught our eye.
1. 111 Telegraph Hill Blvd, San Francisco, CA 94133 | $12,500,000
Telegraph Hill | 4 Bed | 6 Bath | 6,950 sqft
It’s not every day a property with this kind of history comes up for sale. Designed by renowned modernist Gardner Dailey, this home is a piece of San Francisco history. The grand-scale living spaces feature a 19-foot ceiling and multiple terraces with views of nearly every landmark you can name. With a full-floor primary suite, a separate guest suite, and a separate 3,219 sq. ft. lot included, this is a serious compound. The price tag is hefty, but for a property that’s been featured in Architectural Digest, it’s in a category of its own.
2. 40 Dorchester Way, San Francisco, CA 94127 | $3,149,000
West Portal | 4 Bed | 3 Bath | 2,464 sqft
Here’s a fully remodeled home in a convenient West Portal spot. What’s interesting here is the lower unit with its own separate entrance, offering some good flexibility. The house backs onto a green space, so you’re not looking directly into a neighbor’s window. The deck setup with an outdoor projector and professional audio speakers is a nice touch for anyone who likes to have people over. It’s a short walk to the West Portal Muni Station and all the shops on the main drag, which is a big plus for daily life.
3. 1726 30th Ave, San Francisco, CA 94122 | $2,499,000
Central Sunset | 4 Bed | 5 Bath
This place in the Central Sunset has been taken down to the studs and rebuilt with a very clean, modern feel. The open great room and expansive kitchen with Thermador appliances and a built-in espresso machine make the main level feel substantial. Like the Dorchester house, it has a flexible lower level with two more bedrooms and a wet bar, which could work for in-laws or an au pair. They’ve done all the system upgrades, including underfloor radiant heat, a new roof, and an electric car charger. It feels like a brand new house.
4. 71 Manor Dr, San Francisco, CA 94127 | $2,395,000
Mount Davidson Manor | 5 Bed | 4 Bath | 2,712 sqft
This is a larger, fully detached house in Mount Davidson Manor that also went through a full remodel. They’ve kept some of the original 1929 details like the restored hardwood parquet floors but updated everything else. The chef’s kitchen features marble counters and a built-in Siemens espresso machine. Downstairs has a big family/entertainment space with a custom wet bar that opens right out to the backyard. The yard itself is set up for entertaining with a built-in BBQ and fire pit. It’s a five-bedroom house, which is hard to find, and it’s close to Ocean Avenue and West Portal.
5. 225 Montcalm St, San Francisco, CA 94110 | $1,700,000
Bernal Heights | 4 Bed | 1 Bath | 1,711 sqft
This house on the coveted northern slope of Bernal Heights has a lot of character. It’s a Victorian that feels updated without losing its original feel, blending period details with modern living. The kitchen and bath have some distinctive Fireclay tile work. The main living space flows right out to a back deck, great for that indoor-outdoor setup. For a city house, it appears to have a good amount of space and thoughtful details, like a custom entry door and dedicated wine storage in the garage. The sweeping views are a big part of the appeal here.
Which one caught your eye?
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