A 1920’s Vintage With Legs
It’s a 1,760 square foot Westwood Park Tudor with some rather nice original woodwork at 825 Monterey Boulevard. And while we wouldn’t oppose an updating of the vintage baths, and…
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It’s a 1,760 square foot Westwood Park Tudor with some rather nice original woodwork at 825 Monterey Boulevard. And while we wouldn’t oppose an updating of the vintage baths, and…
Listed for $4,200,000 in March of last year, reduced four times thereafter, and then withdrawn from the market last asking $3,150,000, the contemporary designer(‘s) home at 206 Palo Alto is…
Purchased as a rundown two-unit property with “safety hazards including the presence of mold” atop a brick foundation for $2,555,000 seventeen months ago, a rebuilt 2615 Union Street is returning…
As we first reported when the tenant occupied single-family home at 1532 Church Street hit the market two months ago: The list price and lack of interior photos for 1532…
Built for the second archbishop of the Roman Catholic Diocese of San Francisco in 1904, the Archbishop’s Mansion at 1000 Fulton Street has hit the market asking $7,950,000. Thirteen bedrooms,…
Having been purchased for $665,000 ($828 per square foot) in 2007, and having fallen out of contract last week when listed for $425,000, the “approved” short sale of 310 Townsend…
A Stanley Saitowitz/Natoma Architects design, a Cow Hollow location, and a $9,250,000 price tag. Even if you can’t afford it, we know you’ll want to take a peek inside 2555…
As we first reported back in July of 2007: A tipster directs our attention to the listing for 741 Noe, a two bedroom “Tales-of-the-Cityesque” condo “on Eureka Valley’s famed Liberty…
Purchased for $646,594 in 2005, the 896 square foot one-bedroom #1007 at the Beacon (260 King Street) was taken back by the bank last October with no bidders at $333,480…
We’re not so sure about the “Bernal Heights Beauty” moniker nor the potential to become “the talk of the neighborhood” with “a little” TLC, but we do see the potential…