You Won't Believe the History of this SF Victorian

In this YouTube video, Austin Klar showcases a historic 1890s Victorian house located in San Francisco’s Haight‑Ashbury neighborhood, now listed for rent at $15,000 per month. He highlights the home’s cultural past as the headquarters of the Good Earth Commune during the 1960s‑70s, noting that iconic musicians Jefferson Airplane and the Grateful Dead were frequent visitors. The nearly 4,000‑square‑foot residence retains classic Victorian details such as reclaimed wood, a library roll ladder, stained‑glass windows, and soaring high ceilings, while also offering modern upgrades like a 60‑inch Wolf range, hand‑screened wallpaper, a gas fireplace, and a warming bench. Klar points out the landscaped outdoor space, panoramic views of the Panhandle and St. Ignatius, and two‑car parking. The video ends with a call to follow him for more Bay Area real‑estate content.










