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Purchased for $5,500,000 in 2003, the systems within 130 Sea Cliff Avenue were subsequently replaced, steel moment frames were added, and the baths and kitchen were remodeled. Five years later,…
Purchased for $2,725,000 in April 2000, in 2004 the two-bathroom home at 20 Mountain Spring Avenue was extensively remodeled, a bathroom was added and its carport enclosed, upon which a…
Having graced the cover of Metropolitan Home, featured in Dwell and on the AIA Home Tour, the modern flair of 369 Upper Terrace is hidden away behind a simple entrance.…
Having sold as new for $459,000 in the year 2000 and refinanced in 2007 with a $525,000 first, 2030 3rd Street #9 returned to the market in November 2010 listed…
In default since January 2011 when already $34,633 past due on a $727,920 first, and originally scheduled to first hit the courthouse steps last month but postponed, 325 Berry #602…
Purchased for $2,250,000 in 2008, in 2009 walls were moved, a new kitchen and wet bar were installed, and “selective structural work” was completed at 42 August Alley. Listed with…
Another 2011 AIA Home Tour property, the modern John Maniscalco redesigned “Hill Street Residence” at 350 Hill Street sold for $2,900,000 ($853 per square foot) in 2009. Featuring four bedrooms…
With a Presidio Heights lot that was purchased with a $20 down payment in 1908, Edwin Stadtmuller and his wife Elisabeth hired architect William Knowles to build the two-bedroom home…
Purchased for $15,000,000 by the Catherine Schwab Revocable Trust in 2004, the 11,500 square foot Hellman Mansion with seven bedrooms at 2020 Jackson Street returned to the market seven months…
Featured on the AIA Home Tour last year, the modern MaK Studio designed “Congo Street Residence” at 645 Congo has been on the market for a month over in Glen…