Austin Klar compares San Francisco's housing extremes: a 493-sq-ft fixer-upper in Excelsior sold for $529,000, and a John Maniscalco-designed Pacific Heights mansion bought by Sean Parker for $23.8 million. The luxury home has six bedrooms, a pool, and spans five floors.
March is in the books, and these were the most expensive and least expensive single-family homes sold in San Francisco last month. Kicking off the least expensive was this 493-square-foot fixer-upper home sitting on a 2,500-square-foot lot in the Excelsior neighborhood. The lot's probably gonna be scraped, and they're gonna build a true single-family home or multi-unit property there. One-bed, one-bath home spent 23 days on the market before selling for its ask price, $529,000. And the most expensive was this John Maniscalco-designed home in Pacific Heights rumored to have been purchased by Sean Parker. The home had 6 bedrooms, 8 full bathrooms, 2 half bathrooms spread across 5 floors, all with unobstructed north-facing views. Each floor Austin Klar opened balcony decks with incredible views, and the home had beautiful finishes plus some rarely seen amenities—pool and jacuzzi. The nearly 9,200-square-foot home sold for $23.8 million off market. Follow me for more Bay Area real estate.
