Tasteful friends, care to make an offer on this SF Victorian?

I love it, every bit of it. I like the mixing of Ikea with vintage 70s designer pieces. The plain walls are ideal. LOVE the dog bedroom. I’d maybe do more with the corner turret space that looks a bit forlorn with just a couple of chairs, separated off from the rest of the room. The kitchen is very long so you’d get plenty of exercise just walking between dishwasher to stove.

I have no idea what the area is like- is it filled with needles and human shit as soon as you step out the front door?

That walk-in closet with the sloping roof is tiny. I'd remodel the kids' room in a dressing room.

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What’s the asking price? I don’t really like “redone” Victorians I prefer one with the original mouldings and stuff intact

It's only going to be worth the millions for being in SF. It's a middle class small house set back and blocked in by buildings and I don't think it gets much light. The photos are deceptive. Ceiling height is good and its had a fortune sunk into it already, so there is that. The wine cellar is ridiculous overkill.

What is that illuminated multi-level rack in the kitchen? Is it for growing herbs indoors?

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Interesting price history: sold for 3.2 million in Sept 2016 (originally priced at 4.1 in Feb 2016 - and 6 months to sale a property in this market is quite striking) then, in Feb. 2017 it sold again - for 1,350,000.

The good news: it's in an area of San Francisco that's last to get fog.

The bad news: the only view you have is your neighbors.

The house is gorgeous, love the layout. But if I'm already blowing bazillions, I'd head farther up hill to Pacific or Presidio Heights for a better view of the Bay.

Fun fact: The house is 6 blocks from the hospital I was born in.

I can't understand the sale prices.

It is essentially a walk up - hard on arthritic knees.

Does it come with a Book of Shadows?

R7 & R9

Sometimes with a price history such as that - second sale more or less half of the first sale - it's one owner buying out a second owner, say, in a divorce. Sometimes you will see an exact "half" amount of a prior purchase, and sometimes the property has been re-assessed so the amounts change.

And....

Sometimes you will see a sale of $1, which is basically a change in the names on the title.

I don't like the fact that there's a multi-story building right next to it, so the windows on one side of the house are useless. It's also had too much of an HGTV makeover inside, removing all the original details.

A two-family house? I don’t think so.