150 Montcalm St | Bernal Heights | SOLD $1,300,000

I’m pleased to say I represented the buyers in the purchase of 150 Montcalm Street, a Bernal Heights fixer with a BIG lot and some pretty incredible San Francisco views.

View of a red wooden house from an entrance gate, featuring a stone pathway and wooden steps leading to the front door.
A bright and empty room featuring two windows, a wooden floor, and a doorway leading to a closet.
A bright kitchen featuring wooden cabinets, a stainless steel refrigerator, and a center island with seating. A door leads outside, providing natural light.
View from a wooden balcony overlooking houses, greenery, and a distant city skyline under a clear blue sky.

On the north slope of Bernal Heights, this detached home was built around 1900 and sits on an extra-wide, roughly 3,149-square-foot lot. The house itself is approximately 875 square feet, with two bedrooms, one bathroom & a full, unfinished basement. It’s a project, no question. But you don’t often get a site like this, with downtown skyline views and the room that comes with a wider lot.

Outside the front door, you’re in one of those classic San Francisco neighborhoods where the hill is part of the appeal. Bernal Hill’s trails, Precita Park, neighborhood cafes & shops are all part of the local mix.

Congratulations to my buyers. It was a pleasure to help with this one.

Property Details:

  • Built in 1900
  • 2 beds
  • 1 baths
  • 875 sqft
  • 3,149 sqft lot
  • Wood & linoleum flooring
  • Laundry in basement
  • City & downtown skyline views
  • North slope of Bernal Heights

Sold $1,300,000

Another Successful Sale By:

A smiling man sits on brick steps, wearing a black jacket over a blue shirt, with his hands clasped together.


Alexander Clark
theFrontSteps Real Estate
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