Cow Hollow Home Finally Sells After a Year On the Market

After it was left vacant for years, a boarding house in San Francisco's Cow Hollow neighborhood originally built in 1908 was completely rebuilt into a 7,400-square-foot mansion, and it recently sold for $16.4 million. The prior owner spent over $2 million on the renovation, which completed in the fall of 2022. The home has 6 bedrooms, 7 full bathrooms, 3 half bathrooms, a 2-bathroom primary, and some incredible amenities. 3-car garage, elevator to every level, gym, theater, wine storage, dog washing station, and my personal favorite, a top floor sky lounge with a wet bar and 2 outdoor terraces with floor-to-ceiling glass windows that open up to views from Alcatraz all the way across Russian Hill to the East Bay. The home originally went to market last fall for $19 million and spent about a year on the market before selling for $16.375 million. Follow me for more of the best Bay Area real estate.