Even with Golden Gate Bridge views, this Clarendon Heights home finished $400,000 under asking. That’s quite a difference.

The property at 52 Clarendon Avenue came to market at $6,500,000 and sold on November 6 for $6,100,000. That’s a 6.15% underbid after 32 days on the market.

This five-bedroom, 3,730-square-foot home features multiple decks, walls of glass, and views stretching from the Golden Gate Bridge to the Marin Headlands. Plenty to look at. Plenty of room to look at it from.

The listing even described the home as “transparently priced.” Fair enough. But the final sale still came in $400,000 below the original ask.

Does that make it a bargain? Not necessarily. It does make for an interesting reminder that a big view and a big asking price don’t always land in the same place.

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