50 San Rafael Way, Saint Francis Wood

3,565 square foot 5 bedroom 4 bath French Colonial built in 1935. Currently listed for $3.125 million.

Entry door

I think the listing price is a bit low with the caveat that the interiors are in need of updating. While the vintage bathrooms look charming, they're old and desperately need to be, at the very least, refreshed.

The kitchen looks utilitarian and tired. And compared to the rest of the house, architecturally boring.

Once again, at this price point more is expected.

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Rear yard

BROKER BABBLE: This exquisite French Colonial is stately & reminiscent of a country-like French Chateau w/ its classic French features that includes large windows, 3 fireplaces, crystal chandeliers, dramatic circular staircase, decorative plaster moldings & incredible architectural detail thruout. In the same family for 61 years this beautifully maintained home boasts approx 3,565 sq ft. 5BR's, sunroom, office area, 4BA's, formal entry, formal living rm, formal dining rm, updated kitchen w/ pantry & new stainless appliances, breakfast rm, laundry area, family rm, wet bar, wine room, mud rm, 4 car parking, 2 car garage w/ int access, storage, newly painted int, refinished parquet & hardwood floors. Backyard w/ large patio, backdrop rock garden & fountain.

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275 Santa Clara Ave, Saint Francis Wood

2,651 square foot 3 bedroom 2 bath Colonial style residence built in 1922. Last sold for $700K in 1992. Current estimates value the property at about $2.3 million.

175 San Pablo Ave, Saint Francis Wood

5,174 square foot 4 bedroom 4 bath Colonial Revival Mansion built in 1937. Lot size is nearly a quarter acre at 10,271 square feet. Sold for $127K in 1968. Last sold for $3.1 million in 2006. Current estimates value the property at $3.8 million ($728 per sq ft).

Assessment & Taxes 2015-2016: Assessed at $3,468,048. Property taxes $40,725.29

MASON-McDUFFIE COMPANY Map of St Francis Wood San Francisco’s Residence Park Most beautiful of all residential districts. Homes and home-sites at reasonable prices and terms (circa 1918)

Cerograph Tract Map (1918)

Detail of Map of San Francisco showing St Francis Wood (1918)