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May 02, 2018

3515 Pacific St, Presidio Heights

5,705 shingled First Bay Tradition/Dutch Colonial Fixer built in 1911. Sitting at the Presidio Wall, there are iconic unobstructed views.

This is a crazy real estate story of which I have ZERO background info other than what is here.
Listed March 2017 for $6.9 million.
Sold for $10.35 million March 2017.
Listed April 2018 $9.75 million.

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October 14, 2017

3216 Jackson St, Presidio Heights

c. 2017 sf_daily_photo

3,200 square foot 5 bedroom 3 bath First Bay Tradition style ** built around 1900. Last sold for $1.4 million in 1989. Market value is about $3.5 million.

The shapely bargeboard hints at a bit of Moorish influence.

**Transplants from the East Coast may think of these as Cape Cod style, and its popularity was due to those houses popping up in magazines at the time. Starchitect Willis Polk was the style’s most notable utilizer in San Francisco. Along with Julia Morgan and Bernard Maybeck, the style took its own San Francisco life with the First Bay Region Tradition (though that’s pushing the line on Victorian period and entering Edwardian territory). You can find these in Russian Hill and Presidio Heights, as well as the Oakland and Berkeley Hills. Features: cladding and roofing in continuous wood shingles, asymmetrical façades, natural materials, large front porches, oversized arches on porches or entrances.

August 07, 2017

228 Winfield St, Bernal Heights

875 square foot Shingled view Victorian Cottage built around 1900. Last sold for $727K in 2011. Current market value is about $1 million.

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This would drive me nuts!

July 30, 2017

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.

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June 22, 2017

31 Ord St, Corona Heights

c. 2017

c. 1975 sans garage

3,181 square foot 4 bedroom 3.5 bath Clinker Brick and Shingled Dutch Colonial with a front-facing Gambrel built in 1902. Last sold for $2.15 million in 2014 ($145K under asking).

Currently worth about $2.6 million.

A permit review revealed that the garage was installed in 1991.

BROKER BABBLE: This handsome Corona Heights 3 bedroom, 2.5 bath Victorian home with a legal one bedroom unit has been lovingly restored by a master craftsman combining period elegance with high end modern conveniences. There are sweeping San Francisco, bay and East Bay views from both levels.

The house offers elegant living and dining rooms, a wonderful kitchen with breakfast area opening to a sunny deck, and a delightful powder room. The upper level features a large master suite, two additional bedrooms, a sunroom opening to a deck, and a hall bathroom. The charming updated lower unit includes a living/dining/kitchen area, bedroom and bathroom. The lower unit can easily be incorporated into the main house. Landscaped rear garden. Large two car garage and excellent storage.