A fresh crop of properties has hit the San Francisco market, each telling a different story about what it means to live in this city. From the quiet streets of the Richmond to the vistas from Diamond Heights, these listings offer a glimpse into the current real estate environment. In a competitive setting where homes often sell for above their asking price, a good sense of what’s available is always a smart move. Here’s a look at what makes five of these new spots noteworthy.
1. 135 Avila St, San Francisco, CA 94123 | $4,300,000
Marina | 3 Bed | 3 Bath | 2,606 sqft
First up is 135 Avila Street in the Marina. This property presents a compelling balance; it’s been thoughtfully updated but still feels like a comfortable home, not a sterile showcase. With three bedrooms, a sunroom, and a good-sized garden, it offers a surprising amount of space for the neighborhood. The kitchen is clearly designed for someone who actually cooks, and the way the main suite opens up to the backyard is a well-considered detail. It is a home well-suited for relaxing after a walk to Crissy Field.
2. 714 23rd Ave, San Francisco, CA 94121 | $1,995,000
Central Richmond | 3 Bed | 2 Bath | 2,083 sqft
Next is 714 23rd Avenue in the Central Richmond. This home has a classic San Francisco character, with beautiful hardwood floors and original details. The living room, with its fireplace and bay windows, is particularly inviting. The sunroom off the back bedrooms would make a great office or reading nook. Being just a block from Golden Gate Park is a significant benefit, offering a massive green space that you don’t have to maintain yourself. It’s a solid, well-kept home in a neighborhood that continues to attract people looking for a bit more room and a strong sense of community.
3. 408 Gold Mine Dr, San Francisco, CA 94131 | $1,750,000
Diamond Heights | 2 Bed | 2 Bath | 1,950 sqft
Over at 408 Gold Mine Drive, a mid-century home offers some truly impressive views. This place has been in the same family for a long time, and its care is evident. The layout is interesting, with two bedrooms on the lower level that open onto a large deck. The primary suite upstairs has its own wrap-around patio, which is a great feature. It’s a home that’s ready for its next chapter, with a strong foundation and a lot of potential for someone to make it their own.
4. 75 Knollview Way, San Francisco, CA 94131 | $1,695,000
Midtown Terrace | 5 Bed | 3 Bath | 2,337 sqft
75 Knollview Way is a fully detached home that has just been completely redone. The open floor plan on the main level is a central feature, with a 10-foot foldable glass wall that opens onto a deck with Pacific views. With five bedrooms, this home offers a lot of flexibility for a growing family or someone who needs extra space for work or hobbies. The renovation appears to have been done with a lot of care, from the designer tiles to the wide plank white oak flooring.
5. 325 Wawona St, San Francisco, CA 94127 | $1,599,000
West Portal | 2 Bed | 2 Bath | 1,560 sqft
Finally, 325 Wawona Street in West Portal is a Marina-style home that blends its 1925 character with some very stylish modern upgrades. The refurbished Brazilian cherry hardwood floors are beautiful, and the open layout between the dining area and the kitchen makes the space feel bright and airy. The primary suite is a true retreat, with a walk-in closet and a spa-like bathroom. Its location just a short walk from the shops and restaurants in West Portal village offers that small-town feel with all the conveniences of the city.
Which one caught your eye?
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