1850 Laguna Street, San Francisco

1850 Laguna St — Just Sold
Just SoldLower Pacific Heights · San Francisco
San Francisco · July 2024

1850 Laguna St

San Francisco, CA 94115 · Lower Pacific Heights

Beds
4
Baths
4
Sq Ft
2,615
Garage
1-Car
$/Sq Ft
$1,606
Closed Sale Price
$4,200,000
July 8, 2024
Lower Pacific Heights · San Francisco
Off Market

A Nano-wall that opens the kitchen entirely to a landscaped Ipe deck. A sculptural wooden soaking tub in the garden. Waterworks fixtures. White oak floors. 1850 Laguna Street is what a fully realized Lower Pacific Heights remodel looks like when nothing is left unfinished.

On a coveted, tree-lined block in Lower Pacific Heights — a neighborhood that has always delivered the amenities of Pacific Heights at a slightly more human scale — 1850 Laguna Street is the result of a comprehensive, no-compromise renovation. The home spans 2,615 square feet across three levels, organized around a main floor that achieves what San Francisco buyers consistently seek: seamless indoor-outdoor flow, executed with genuine architectural ambition.

The centerpiece is a wall of foldable glass doors — a Nano-wall system — that opens the living, dining, and kitchen area entirely to a landscaped backyard. On the deck: a sculptural wooden soaking tub, designed as much for visual impact as for evening use. The kitchen delivers Waterworks fixtures, a proper island, and the kind of finish level that signals a renovation budget without compromise.

Upstairs, three bedrooms and two renovated bathrooms, including a primary suite with walk-in closet, double vanity, soaking tub, and separate shower — the spa-inspired configuration that is now standard for homes in this price range, delivered here with the materials to back it up. The lower level adds a fourth bedroom with en suite bath and separate entrance, plus a home office or media room — flexibility that families with guests, caregivers, or remote work needs will immediately understand.

High ceilings, detailed millwork, intricate hardwood floors, built-in cabinetry, one-car garage, and ample storage complete what is, in every respect, a turnkey Lower Pacific Heights residence. Closed at $4,200,000 — $1,606 per square foot.

Location
Market Snapshot · 2024
Lower Pacific Heights Median
~$3M+
Lower Pacific Heights single-family and house-like properties in the $3–5M range continued to attract serious buyers in mid-2024, as the neighborhood's proximity to Fillmore Street and Alta Plaza Park maintained consistent demand.
Nano-Wall Premium
Significant
The foldable glass Nano-wall system is among the most sought-after architectural features in SF renovation — it transforms the relationship between interior and exterior in a way that standard doors cannot replicate.
$1,606/Sq Ft
Justified
At $1,606/sq ft for a down-to-the-studs remodel with Waterworks fixtures, soaking tub garden, Nano-wall, and Ipe deck in Lower Pacific Heights, this result reflects the premium for quality renovation executed without compromise.
SF Luxury Mid-2024
Recovering
San Francisco's luxury single-family segment continued its spring recovery into summer 2024, with well-presented homes finding qualified buyers in reasonable timeframes.
A no-compromise renovation on a tree-lined Lower Pacific Heights block — Nano-wall, Waterworks fixtures, sculptural garden soaking tub, Ipe deck, four bedrooms, and a lower-level suite — closed at $4,200,000. This is the home that defines what the neighborhood's remodel market looks like when every decision is made deliberately.
San FranciscoLower Pacific HeightsJust SoldLuxuryRenovation2024 Market
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