Well… Cow Hollow just turned a $6,495,000 asking price into an $8,700,000 sale. That’s a whopping $2,205,000 OVER ASKING, or 33.9% above list. Not exactly pocket change!
The home at 1974 Filbert Street has four bedrooms, three bathrooms, and a two-car garage. Originally built in 1900, it was rebuilt in 2010 and recently refreshed by Lauren Nelson Design.
And the outdoor space? A private garden, sunny south-facing terrace, and a 300-square-foot roof deck with Golden Gate Bridge and Bay views. Not a bad place to contemplate San Francisco real estate prices (and perhaps a stiff drink).
The property hit the market October 16, went pending October 29, and closed November 12. Just 13 days from listing to pending, followed by a closing price more than TWO MILLION above asking.
Asking prices are funny things in San Francisco. This one certainly didn’t tell the whole story.
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