Austin Klar looks at San Francisco's April 2023 housing extremes: a $20 million Seacliff mansion with private Baker Beach access and ocean views, and a $323,000 Diamond Heights condo. The mansion dropped $12 million from its asking price.
April 2023 is in the books, and these were the most expensive and least expensive sales in San Francisco last month. Kicking it off with the largest sale. After spending 205 days on the market, this 5-bed, 6.5-bath, 7,540-square-foot Seacliff mansion sold for $20 million, which is $12 million under its original ask of $32 million. The home has private access to Baker Beach and over 100 feet of unobstructed ocean frontage and truly insane views of the San Francisco Bay, Pacific Ocean, and Golden Gate Bridge. And the least expensive sale last month in San Francisco was this below market rate condo in the Diamond Heights neighborhood. The 1-bed, 1-bath, 676-square-foot condo sold for $323,000 after 89 days on the market. The unit has a garage, fireplace, private patio, and access to a pool, and HOAs for the unit are $727 a month. Follow me for more of the best San Francisco real estate.
