651 Dolores St, Mission Dolores

Pre-reno (undated)

A Look Inside the Penthouse at the Lighthouse - Curbed SF

651 Dolores Street, San Francisco - Historical + post-reno photos

Former Church Now Decadent Townhome in Dolores Heights - SFGate

Second Church of Christ, Scientist - Wikipedia

City Cracks Down on Meditation at Luxury SF Mission Condo - Mission Local

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3984 20th St, Dolores Heights

c. 2017

c. 2013 before

4 bedroom 3.5 bath gut renovated interior and restored exterior Stick Eastlake ca. unknown. Sold for $4.998 million (358K over asking) in 2017. Previously sold as a fixer in 2013 for $1.18 million (see 2013 photos left and below).

Rear before c. 2013

Rear after c. 2017

2017 LISTING PHOTOS
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2013 LISTING PHOTOS
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827 Guerrero St, Dolores Heights

c. 2017 by sf_daily_photo

Landmarked 6,220 square foot MCMULLEN RESIDENCE, a Jerkinhead (clipped gable) Queen Anne Victorian built in 1881.

Last sold for $2,237,500 in 2002. Market value is about $7.1 million.

c. 1976

The John McMullen House is an impressive Queen Anne structure important as an example of the evolution of domestic architecture in San Francisco in the late 19th century. A simple early Victorian was converted by noted architect Samuel Newsom into a elegant tower house, with a multi-faceted roofline and fanciful decorative elements.

These alterations coincided with the increased prosperity and prominence of the owner, John McMullen. His obituary noted that "McMullen's history is the history of contracting in the West" (SF Chronicle, August 30, 1921).

Field notes from a 1976 Architectural Survey done by the City revealed the "destructive" owners to be "vandals" for removing original exterior details.

1976 City of San Francisco Architectural Survey ↓ ↑

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44 Caselli Ave, Eureka Valley, Dolores Heights

1,175 square foot 2 bedroom 1 bath petite Shingled Queen Anne Victorian built around 1900. Last sold for $702.5K in 2000. Current estimates value the property at about $1.5 million.

c. 2016-2017 sf_daily_photo

3434 & 3660 21st St, Dolores Heights-Eureka Valley

c. 2017

3,415 square foot flat front duplex Italianate built in 1877. Last sold for $20K in 1988. Current estimates value the property at about $4.5 million.

There was a horizontal addition in 1988.

San Francisco Architectural Survey c. 1975

c. 1975 sans garage

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Zuckerburg's garage keystone

I took a couple of shots of the house that Facebook built otherwise known as Chateau Chan-Zuckerberg which is just down the street at 3660 21st St. The manse sits sideways on a heavily-gated and alarmed lot so it was impossible to get any full frontals.

Zuckerberg paid $3 million for the property in 2012. The original 1,400 square foot structure, built in 1923, was demolished to make way for a 5,500+ square foot faux Tudor Revival.

The construction site was heavily guarded and the building process was overly long. In other words a protracted pain in the ass for the surrounding residents.

I was not invited over for cocktails nor do I expect an invite so no interior shots....Sorry❤︎

Mark Zuckerberg Keeps Pissing Off His Neighbors (BuzzFeed)

3660 21st St street side view

3660 21st St street side view above garage 

Front glimpse (SFGate)