A curated look at twelve homes on the market across San Francisco this cycle, grouped by asking price: four under $2 million, four between $2 and $4 million, and four at $4 million and up. Two are Coming Soon and one is temporarily on hold, and each is labeled. Every home is credited to its listing brokerage. Click any home for details, or click an underlined address to open it on Compass.
Four homes priced below $2 million, from a Glen Park hillside house and a renovated Castro area penthouse to an Edwardian near Holly Park and a remodeled Westwood Park home that comes to market this weekend. Open house times are on the chips.
Open Sat & Sun 11 to 1, 2 to 4A hillside home a short walk from Glen Park Village, with a skylit, updated kitchen, refinished original oak floors, and a deck facing south over the surrounding hills. The lower-level primary suite opens to a flat, south facing backyard with lawn and mature trees, and the roof was replaced in 2018.
Open Sat 1 to 3, Sun 2 to 4The top two floors of a three-residence building between Market and 16th Street, renovated from the studs between 2019 and 2021, with exposed beamed ceilings, white oak floors, and a picture window toward Mission Dolores. The dining area opens to a private patio, and the home includes garage parking, central air conditioning, and radiant heated bath floors.
Open Sat & Sun 2 to 4An Edwardian a block from Holly Park and two blocks from Cortland, with a front room that has bay windows and a fireplace, and a dining room that opens to a sunny deck with Bay views. Three bedrooms share the upper level with a reading landing and laundry, and the unfinished basement adds storage.
Coming SoonA remodeled two-story home near City College and the Ocean Avenue corridor, with updated electrical, plumbing, and mechanical systems and a new roof. A ground floor family room sits toward the landscaped backyard, and a one car garage adds storage.
Four homes between $2 and $4 million, each with more than one way to live in it: a Parkside rebuild with a second primary suite downstairs, a house-like Jordan Park flat with three en suite bedrooms, a Noe Valley garden home with a lower-level suite off the yard, and a Dolores Heights view home with flexible rooms below.
Rebuilt from the studs with seismic retrofitting, raised upper-level ceilings on engineered steel beams, and radiant heated floors throughout. The upper level holds an open living and dining area, a Thermador kitchen, and three bedrooms; the lower level adds a family room with a wet bar, a second primary suite, and another bedroom.
Open Sun 2 to 4A top-floor, two-level condominium in a two-unit Jordan Park building, with a wood burning fireplace and bay window in the living room and original built-ins in the formal dining room. Three of the four bedrooms are en suite, including an upper-level retreat with a sitting area and an outdoor loggia.
Coming SoonA 1939 home a block from Mitchell's Ice Cream, with arched doorways, inlaid hardwood floors, and a living room with a wood burning fireplace. Both main-level bedrooms open to the yard, and a beamed lower-level suite with its own bath and a wet bar opens to a large, mature garden.
Open Sat & Sun 2 to 4A view home on a flat block of Dolores Heights, with the main living areas opening to a walk-out deck, hot tub, and garden, and a kitchen with a large island and a skylit breakfast area. Three bedrooms share one level, including a primary suite with a fireplace and private view deck, with a pent-level retreat above and flexible lower-level rooms below.
Included for the read on where the ceiling sits this cycle: a Lake Street home near Sea Cliff, a restored Central Richmond Craftsman, and a Potrero Hill contemporary with an elevator. The fourth, in Buena Vista, is temporarily on hold and offered as a restoration project; its card says so.
Open Sat & Sun 2 to 4A detached 1920s home at the top of Lake Street, at the edge of Sea Cliff, renovated with its period moldings kept. A marble kitchen with a butler's pantry opens to a family room and deck, and the top-level primary suite has a view deck toward the Golden Gate Bridge and the Marin Headlands.
Open Sat & Sun 2 to 4A 1914 Craftsman restored with a new foundation, new systems and windows, and its original woodwork and built-ins preserved. The kitchen opens through French doors to an east facing deck and a large, level yard, and the top floor and garden level each work as a separate suite for guests or an office.
Open Sun 1 to 4A 2018 contemporary on Potrero Hill's north slope with an elevator serving four levels, four en suite bedrooms, and a kitchen whose glass doors disappear onto a view deck. The pent level and roof terraces face downtown, and the entry level adds a media room that opens to a west facing yard.
On holdA 1914 home a block from Buena Vista Park with city skyline and Bay views, four decks, and a garden with a back gate to Duboce. The listing describes it as needing updating: a restoration opportunity rather than a finished home.
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