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2130 23rd Street, San Francisco
$1,188,000
4 Beds ⋅ 2 Baths ⋅ 426166641 MLS
Shingle-style Victorian located in sunny Potrero Hill. Original details are integrated with contemporary living spaces. The main level begins with a classic double parlor, connecting a formal living room with fireplace to a rear parlor featuring a built-in hutch. Also on this level are two bedrooms, a full bathroom, and an entrance hall that leads to the upper level and spacious great room. The great room brings together a recently remodeled kitchen and generous living area, with direct access to the rear yard. The kitchen features modern cabinetry, stainless steel appliances, and quartz counters. Upstairs, you'll find a large front bedroom, an office area, a full bathroom, and a private primary suite. The suite includes a sleeping alcove, comfortable seating area, and deck access. The level rear yard provides an inviting extension of the home's living space. A two-car garage with ample storage completes this home. Close to world class restaurants and abundant transportation options.

2130 23rd Street, San Francisco

312 Connecticut Street, San Francisco
$4,995,000
4 Beds ⋅ 5 Baths ⋅ 426168573 MLS
Behind a century-old brick facade on Potrero Hill, 312 Connecticut Street is one of the most singular properties in San Francisco. Built as the Alta Theater, a mom-and-pop run silent film house, it was upgraded for sound and renamed the New Potrero Theatre around 1930. In the late 60s it became a rehearsal studio for the Grateful Dead, and in 1973 it appeared in the television series The Streets of San Francisco. It later became the home of the Lighthouse Church, and more recently a gathering place for the non-profit Gurdjieff Society. Each chapter left its mark, and today the building offers over 9,900 square feet (per SF Assessor) of rare, adaptable living space, with 4 bedrooms, 4.5 baths, and city skyline views. The double-height atrium is a gallery-like volume of exposed brick, steel columns, and a brick-walled mezzanine lit by tall slot windows. Panels of amber and red glass cast color across white walls. At the heart of the home, a sculptural kitchen pairs a faceted island with floor-to-ceiling cabinetry and an expansive picture window. Sliding glass walls open to a private courtyard with downtown skyline views. The primary suite is unlike any other in the city: vaulted ceilings, exposed brick, and a deconstructed bath of striking, sculptural design. Upstairs, a separate level has vaulted ceilings, cove lighting, and hilltop views, with two bedrooms, two full baths, two private patios, and a second kitchen. On the lowest level is the massive theater space itself, with its stage, projector loft, and an adjoining workshop. The setting is as distinctive as the building. 312 Connecticut sits in the heart of Potrero Hill, one of the city's sunniest neighborhoods, directly adjacent to the small but vibrant 18th Street district of cafes, restaurants, and independent shops. Neighborhood institutions like Farley's Coffee, Plow, and Chez Maman are close at hand. On one side is a lively village-scale retail and dining scene, and on the other quiet residential streets. Within a mile of Mission Bay's tech and biotech campuses, UCSF, and Chase Center, with downtown a short drive or bike ride away. Skyline views, neighborhood charm, and a landmark of local culture come together in one place. A building that has reinvented itself again and again, from silent-film house to sanctuary, is ready for its next chapter, as a residence, studio, gallery, or something no one has tried yet.

312 Connecticut Street, San Francisco

52 Littlefield Terrace, San Francisco
$798,000
2 Beds ⋅ 2 Baths ⋅ 426164373 MLS
Sophisticated two-bedroom, one-and-a-half-bath house-like townhome offering captivating views, abundant natural light and an ideal location between Potrero Hill and Dogpatch. Refinished hardwood floors lead to an inviting living and dining area, where southern exposure creates a bright and welcoming setting. The thoughtfully remodeled kitchen features all-new appliances and opens to outdoor spaceperfect for easy indoor-outdoor entertaining. Upstairs, two generously sized bedrooms with built-in closet storage are thoughtfully positioned for privacy. An attached garage provides parking, additional storage and laundry. Additional improvements include a tankless water heater and solar panels. Residents also enjoy access to an enclosed private community park featuring a playground, barbecue and picnic area. Conveniently located near neighborhood shops, cafs, restaurants, MUNI, Caltrain and Highways 101 and 280. The property is subject to resale procedures under the City Second Loan Program. The City and County of San Francisco holds a Right of First Refusal, and any offer is contingent upon those rights. The City Second Loan Program is available to qualified buyers on a first-come, first-served basis through the San Francisco Mayor's Office of Housing and Community Development. Visit https://www.sf.gov/data--city-second-loan-program-cslp for program and application information.

52 Littlefield Terrace, San Francisco

143 Connecticut Street, San Francisco
$2,695,000
5 Beds ⋅ 4 Baths ⋅ 426165640 MLS
This incredible four-story Art Deco residence offers sweeping views of Downtown San Francisco, Twin Peaks, and is part of a rare compound featuring two distinct homes on one lot. The vacant main residence offers 3 bedrooms and 3 bathrooms, including a spacious family room with direct access to the shared garden patio. The top-level living, dining and kitchen floor is surrounded by natural light and opens to two spectacular view decks facing east and west, creating an exceptional setting for entertaining, morning coffee, and unforgettable sunsets. The eat-in kitchen features sleek quartz countertops and stainless steel appliances, while generously sized bedrooms, antique tiger oak doors and abundant storage add warmth and character throughout. The rear-facing primary bedroom enjoys its own walk-out balcony and spectacular views. Newly refinished hardwood floors and refreshed bathrooms complement the home's extensive recent improvements, including a new roof, select new windows and sliding doors, fresh interior/exterior paint, and updated lighting and modern fixtures. A distinctive foyer accented by vintage hotel globes adds another layer of Art Deco charm, while a large garage, in-unit washer/dryer, multiple private decks and oversized windows complete the main residence. Across the courtyard sits a charming rear cottage that predates the main home and offers approximately 850 sq. ft. with 2 bedrooms and 1 bathroom, its own private entrance, two decks and a private interior courtyard of its own. The cottage also features approximately 1,000 sq. ft. of storage below, creating exceptional utility and flexibility. Set in the heart of Potrero Hill, this unique two-home property brings together architectural character, flexible living, income potential, substantial storage, exceptional outdoor space and panoramic city views in one truly special offering. Enjoy living steps from Potrero Hill's lively 18th St corridor with popular restaurants, coffee, and shops. Plenty of additional award-winning restaurants, grocery stores, public library, and parks are all within walking distance. Take advantage of a quick commute to Caltrain and major highways.

143 Connecticut Street, San Francisco

1117 De Haro Street, San Francisco
$1,749,000
3 Beds ⋅ 2 Baths ⋅ 426161254 MLS
Perched on the West side of Potrero Hill, this circa 1900 Victorian home offers high ceilings, western views overlooking the Mission to Twin Peaks, and a sunny, terraced backyard perfectly positioned to soak up the best weather San Francisco has to offer. The recently remodeled eat-in kitchen is a chef's dream- featuring gorgeous premium Dekton counters, sleek Leicht architectural cabinet systems, and high end built-in appliances. 1774sq' on two levels (+ full basement not included in sq' count): Two bedrooms on the main level are accompanied by a large bathroom with imported Spanish tile, jacuzzi tub, and double sink vanity. A private upstairs full-floor primary suite includes kitchenette + office space and is bathed in natural light from multiple skylights. Additional highlights include electrical and foundation updates, a one-car garage with EV charger, and excellent access to neighborhood amenities. Enjoy the shops, cafes, and restaurants of the 18th Street corridor, with Whole Foods and the evolving Mission Bay waterfront nearby. Convenient access to Highways 101 and 280 makes getting around the city and beyond a breeze.

1117 De Haro Street, San Francisco