These San Francisco properties bought for lower than $1M in November
Six-figure homes in San Francisco are an extremely rare commodity, as our monthly Zillow listings review has repeatedly proven. In November 2022, at least 11 properties sold for less than $1 million; As for the eighth most expensive city in the world, that’s actually (unfortunately) a solid number.
But what does a home in the high hundreds of thousands of dollars actually do for you? Usually a couple of bedrooms, one bathroom (sometimes two) and, if you’re lucky, some renovated interiors.
Check out our findings from November Zillow below, including a Potrero Hill heist, and some deeply depressing reality checks on how much those same properties have cost over the last several decades.
2034 19th Ave.
Neighborhood: Sunset District
Sold for: $905,000
The listing describes this two bedroom, two bathroom home as “habitable but ready for a makeover.” If that doesn’t quite appeal to you, the bay windows on both floors and the fairly large kitchen counter could accommodate.
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1998 25th St.
Neighborhood: Potrero Hill
Sold for: $850,000
This attached corner lot features five bedrooms and two bathrooms in a surprisingly robust 2,285 square feet. It has a storage area in the basement as well as a lower level with studio/workshop, a main level with attached terrace and two (tiny) bedrooms on the top floor. It’s hard to find many San Francisco homes under seven numbers with so much space.
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140 Caine Avenue.
Neighborhood: sea view
Sold for: $970,000
A two bedroom, one bathroom home measuring approximately 1,000 square feet at 140 Caine Ave. features a fresh exterior paint job, remodeled kitchen and lots of natural light.
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955 Goettingenstr.
Neighborhood: Portola
Sold for: $875,000
The property at 955 Göttingenstrasse sold well below the original asking price of $950,000. The listing says it’s three bedrooms and two baths, but only 836 square feet.
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448 Holladay Ave.
Neighborhood: Bernal Heights
Sold for: $900,000
There is plenty to do at this property which is being marketed as a ‘Contractor Special’ and could convert into either a five bedroom, three bathroom home or a triplex for an aspiring landlord. There’s not much to talk about the interior at the moment.
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1635 Kirkwood Ave.
Neighborhood: View of the bay
Sold for: $949,000
Originally built in 1907, this Victorian-style home is a decent size at 1,871 square feet with four bedrooms and three bathrooms. It was sold for the exact asking price.
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178 Sadowa Str.
Neighborhood: sea view
Sold for: $938,000
It’s impossible to overlook this brightly colored two-story property: a two bedroom, one bathroom home with reclaimed hardwood floors and an updated kitchen. For comparison, according to Zillow, 178 Sadowa St. sold for $225,000 in 1994. Little difference.
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3859 San Bruno Ave.
Neighborhood: Little Hollywood
Sold for: $960,000
There isn’t much information about this two bedroom, one bathroom home, aside from another annoying blast from the past: In 2007, 3859 San Bruno Ave. sold for $530,000.
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192 Shawnee Ave.
Neighborhood: outer mission
Sold for: $825,000
This four-bedroom, two-bathroom “Fixer Upper,” as it’s described, has a large backyard, but other details are sparse.
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169 Talbertstr.
Neighborhood: visit valley
Sold for: $999,888
This is a well appointed, relatively spacious two bedroom, one bathroom home with a nice looking kitchen, an inviting living room, a balcony and what appears to be an expansive garden.
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4 Wrightstr.
Neighborhood: Bernal Heights
Sold for: $820,000
This property, a four bedroom, two full bath Bernal Heights find, actually sold well below the asking price of $949,000.
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