A Noe Valley Landmark Resells for $225K Less
Purchased by a tech entrepreneur for $5.55 million in the fourth quarter of 2013, the converted Noe Valley Firehouse No. 44 at 3816 22nd Street returned to the market in…
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Million Dollar Cut for This Noe Valley Landmark
Purchased by a tech entrepreneur for $5.55 million in the fourth quarter of 2013, the converted Noe Valley Firehouse at 3816 22nd Street returned to the market at the end…
A Giant Elk and Entrepreneur Exit Noe Valley for Cow Hollow
As we first reported when the converted Noe Valley Firehouse at 3816 22nd Street sold for $5.55 million in 2013, the buyer was technically the “Megaloceros, LLC,” behind which a…
A Giant Elk Paid $5,550,000 For The Noe Valley Firehouse No. 44
Briefly on the market for $5,250,000 this past September, the converted Noe Valley Firehouse at 3816 22nd Street quickly sold for $5,550,000 or $955 per square foot and the buyer…
Noe’s Firehouse 44 (3816 22nd Street) Closes For Just Over 4
As we first reported last month: We’re not in the habit of mentioning a sale until it has closed. And considering 3816 22nd Street has been in and out of…
Tomorrow’s Noe Buzz Today: Firehouse 44 Back In Contract
We’re not in the habit of mentioning a sale until it has closed. And considering 3816 22nd Street has been in and out of contract before, we should probably wait.…
Transparency At Firehouse 44 (3816 22nd Street)
Briefly in contract last month when asking $4,800,000, this afternoon the list price for Firehouse 44 (3816 22nd Street) was reduced to $4,250,000. Once again, the renovated firehouse was first…
Firehouse 44: Listed In 2008, Withdrawn In 2009, Returning In 2010?
As we wrote in October: It’s been on the market since May 22, 2008. And during that time the asking price has dropped from $6,375,000 to $5,175,000. And no, 3816…
The Holy Hotness Of Firehouse 44 (3816 22nd Street) Hits The Market
Of course plugged-in people already know its history, knew it was coming, and had an idea of what to expect. And now it’s here. The most striking element of the…
Holy Hotness, History, And Home: Engine Company No. 44 Returns
Built by the McSheehy Brothers in 1909, 3816 22nd Street served as home to San Francisco’s Engine Company No. 44 and their horses for fifty years. In 1959 the firehouse…