200 Laurel Street, San Francisco
200 Laurel St, San Francisco
San Francisco, CA
Presidio Heights · San Francisco
41 Days on Market
The former home of Warriors GM Bob Myers. A turn-of-the-century Queen Anne Victorian in Presidio Heights, renovated to the highest standard, with Bay views and a three-car garage. Sold by our team. Closed at $12,600,000.
There are addresses in San Francisco that define a category of their own. 200 Laurel Street is one of them. A Queen Anne Victorian built circa 1906 and meticulously renovated in 2015–16, this six-bedroom, six-bath residence of 6,385 square feet is among the most significant homes in Presidio Heights — a neighborhood where inventory in the $10M+ range appears perhaps once per year, if that.
The home was owned by Bob Myers, the Golden State Warriors' General Manager during four NBA championship seasons and twice-named NBA Executive of the Year, and his wife Kristen since 2016. They purchased at $10.275 million — already over $1 million above asking — and the home's renovation and architectural pedigree supported a $12.6M closing in 2024, representing meaningful appreciation over their eight-year hold.
The property delivers what only the best of Pacific Heights and Presidio Heights can: soaring ceilings, intricate period millwork, and grand-scale public rooms on the main level; a gourmet kitchen with marble countertops, top-tier appliances, and a walk-in pantry; a sunlit breakfast room opening to a landscaped patio garden with built-in BBQ; and a serene primary suite on the second level with Bay views, spa-inspired bath, and custom closets. The third level provides a media room, playroom, and two additional bedrooms. A full lower level adds gym, mudroom, laundry, storage, and a three-car garage — an extraordinary amenity in San Francisco.
Our team represented the buyer — a family already rooted in Presidio Heights, seeking a larger home in a four-block radius where a sale at this level appears roughly once annually. "In this specific location, you get maybe one house a year," our agent noted at the time. "When those houses come up, it is obviously a very lovely home, but it's really location driven."