October 31, 2017

516-520 Page St, Hayes Valley

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c. 1976
4,608 square foot Vicwardian triplex built around 1907. The gently renovated pent unit consisting of 3 bedrooms and 2 baths in 1,536 square feet is currently listed for $1.349 million.

The entire building is also for sale listed at $3.695 million.

BROKER BABBLE: 520 Page is a classic top-floor three bedroom, two bathroom flat reimagined for modern living while retaining period flair. This quintessential Hayes Valley home was recently renovated and offers an expansive floor plan with high ceilings, wonderful light, and traditional elegance.

Period details in the home have been maintained along with the original facade. Contemporary appointments include a beautifully remodeled chef's kitchen with new stainless steel appliances; a fresh paint palette; two well-finished bathrooms; a recently landscaped back garden; 1-car parking and an in-unit washer and dryer.

Incredible central location close to restaurants, convenient retail offerings, and transportation options.

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October 30, 2017

232-238 Waller St, Hayes Valley


Sitting pretty and mostly intact 3,150 square foot 4 unit Stick-Eastlake Victorian built around 1900. Contrast with the totally stripped down asbestos clad twin next door.

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October 29, 2017

224-230 Waller St, Hayes Valley


3,150 square foot 4 unit Stick-Eastlake Victorian built around 1900. Considered historically significant as a contributor to the Hayes Value Historic District.

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October 28, 2017

326 Spruce St, Presidio Heights


3,704 square foot 3 bedroom 2.5 bath gently renovated Queen Anne Victorian built in 1904. Last sold for $2.75 million in 2004. Market value is about $4.1 million.

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October 27, 2017

2266 Pacific Ave, Pacific Heights


4,573 square foot 4 unit (condos) Edwardian built in 1910. No. 3, a 750 square foot 1 bedroom 1 bath unit last sold for $963K in June of 2017.

BROKER BABBLE: Perfectly situated near vibrant Fillmore and Union Streets, this sophisticated Pacific Heights Victorian view property has it all. As part of an Impeccably maintained four unit building, it boasts a large bedroom with an office nook, wood-burning fireplace and north-facing views. The bright eat-in kitchen leads to a spacious living room with wood-burning fireplace, high ceilings and views of the Bay and opens to a grand exclusive-use deck. A walk-in closet, pantry, beautiful hardwood floors, abundant period details, parking, storage and laundry facilities complete this very special property. Low HOA Dues, $275.

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October 26, 2017

14 Ord Ct, Corona Heights


1,120 square foot Marina style home with a bit of Southwestern flair, built in 1925. Last sold for $40K in 1977. Market value is about $1.5 million.

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October 25, 2017

405 Clayton St, Haight Ashbury

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2,300 square foot multi-unit Queen Anne Victorian built around 1900. Last sold for $963K in 2004. Market value is about $1.4 million.

c. 2004
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October 24, 2017

908 Steiner St, Western Addition


3,600 square foot 4 bedroom 3.5 bath SCHMIDT & SHEA designed Rustic Stick Victorian built in 1888. Last sold for $1.275 million in 2009. Market value is about $3.3 million.

c. 1975
DESCRIPTION: Grand Alamo Square Historic Victorian home plus small unit.

The main floor features a double parlor living room with period details, a formal dining room and a large kitchen with a breakfast nook.

The top floor has 4 rooms (one with views of Alamo Square park), 1 full bath, 1 split bath and a deck with lovely potted plants.

Bottom level has a full bath, a bonus space and a separate unit with an entrance on Steiner. Featured in many Victorian publications!

A former road manager for Natalie Cole and Hot Tuna - remembers the house during the '70s, when it was known as the "Psychedelic House."

It acquired the name, along with a certain amount of fame, after its owners painted the exterior with just about every color, and combination of colors, in the spectrum.

The fiberglass model of a 10-foot Nile alligator was affixed to a space between the upper-story windows. Bay Area photographer Patrick Goggins captured the image on film, which now graces the front of a very collectible postcard.

Sometimes called Psychadelic House.

From 1966 to 1976 a hippie commune lived here and painted the house in pyschadelic colors. It was a wild color scheme that refocused attention on Victorians.

For a while, the house sported a life-sized alligator attached to the facade, inspired by the Grateful Dead's song Alligator.

"Riding down the river in an old canoe
A bunch of bugs and an old tennis shoe
Out of the river all ugly and green
The biggest old alligator that I've ever seen

Teeth big and pointed and his eyes were bugging out..."

Alligator by Astral-Haze

San Francisco Architectural Survey c. 1975
c. 1976
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