The site was purchased for $466,000 in 1998 and by 2000 a four-story and light-filled 3,400 square foot property had risen at 145 Magnolia. It sold for $2,800,000 that July.
It’s now eleven years later and the Marina property is back on the market listed for $3,250,000. And it’s still looking rather contemporary both within and without.
∙ Listing: 145-147 Magnolia (5/4.5) 3,400 sqft – $3,250,000 [145magnolia] [ninahatvany]
This place is going to get clubber lang’d.
The rooms look as wide as football fields.
One of the pictures shows that the Golden Gate Bridge is so close that you could reach out and touch it.
Lots of lens trickery for a 3400 sqft house is strange and insecure. Still, this is Nina, so was it sold last week at asking?
Is there some movable partition for the master BR? Almost looks like there is.
Reduced to 2.995, within 10% of its 2000 price and more than a quarter of a million dollars has evaporated, if it sells at asking.
It wont.
It’s back @ $2,995,000 and Zero DOM.
See above comment.
Sold: $2,850,000
It did better than I thought it would.
2000 price, gotta love seeing that!
I still think whoever bought it overpaid.
@eddy: Agreed.
So quiet on this thread. Where are all the above asking real sf cheerleaders?
So much for that. This place just traded for over $1kpsf with not much more than an exterior paint job and some cabinets.