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This Week’s 5 Hot New Listings in San Francisco | 09.28.2026

We’ve got grand scale on Clayton, classic architecture near the Presidio, a fully reimagined Richmond home with its own elevator, an enchanted Noe Valley cottage, and six bedrooms in the Outer Mission. Prices run the gamut too.

So…let’s take a look.

01 of 05

A large two-story house with a light-colored exterior and a brick base, featuring a staircase, a wrought-iron gate, and landscaping with trees and shrubs.

740 Clayton St

$4,795,000 | 4 Beds | 7 Baths | 4,635 Sqft

Big house. Big lot. Lots going on here.

Detached on three sides, 740 Clayton brings 4,635 square feet, an expansive garden, multiple living spaces, a finished attic, and a detached studio. Plenty of room to spread out.

02 of 05

A colorful house with a stained glass window, surrounded by lush greenery and flowers, set against a bright blue sky.

145 26th Ave

$3,495,000 | 3 Beds | 4 Baths | 2,630 Sqft

Designed by Edward G. Bolles in 1915 and detached on all four sides, this one gets plenty of natural light.

There’s a west-facing kitchen, 200-plus-square-foot deck, garden, and a large upstairs sunroom with views toward the Marin Headlands. Classic SF.

03 of 05

A row of three stylish houses in a residential area, featuring varying colors and architectural details. The house on the left has dark windows, a white entrance with stairs, and landscaping. The central house is olive green with a large window and a white garage door. The house on the right is yellow with a red door, stairs leading up, and potted plants.

459 32nd Ave

$2,895,000 | 4 Beds | 5 Baths | 3,020 Sqft

Private elevator. Wine room. Four bedroom suites.

459 32nd Avenue has been fully reimagined across three levels, with a chef’s kitchen, formal entertaining spaces, garage, and garden. Yeah, this one went for it.

04 of 05

A charming white house with large windows, surrounded by lush greenery and a wooden fence, under a clear blue sky.

405 Hoffman St

$2,495,000 | 3 Beds | 3 Baths | 1,952 Sqft

The listing calls this an “Enchanted Cottage,” and you can see the angle.

A renovated 1913 Noe Valley home with Bay views, three bedrooms, and a garden setting. Simple, charming, and very different from the others on this list.

05 of 05

A modern gray house with arched windows and a decorative tiled roof, featuring a white garage door and well-maintained landscaping.

737 Huron Ave

$1,795,000 | 6 Beds | 4 Baths | 2,460 Sqft

Six bedrooms at $1,795,000? That gets our attention.

You also get 2,460 sqft, a level yard with putting green, an independent garage, additional driveway parking, and an owned Tesla solar system. Quite a list.

San Francisco inventory with features like these does not sit around for long. When rare perks meet turnkey polish, smart buyers jump into action. If one of these catches your eye, let us get you inside before the crowd arrives.

For more hot new listings in SF, head to The Goods.

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