2062 Grove Street, San Francisco

Just SoldNoPa · San Francisco

San Francisco · July 2026

2062 Grove St

San Francisco, CA 94117 · NoPa

30% Over Asking · 6 Days on Market

Beds

2+

Baths

1.5

Sq Ft

1,160

DOM

6

$/Sq Ft

$1,336

Closed Sale Price

$1,550,000

July 16, 2026
NoPa · San Francisco
6 Days on Market

In the heart of NoPa — one of San Francisco's most sought-after and increasingly competitive neighborhoods — a thoughtfully reimagined two-bedroom-plus-bonus-room condo that closed at $1,550,000, thirty percent over its $1,195,000 asking price, in six days.

North of the Panhandle — NoPa — has become the neighborhood that San Francisco buyers who do their research consistently identify as the optimal combination of lifestyle infrastructure, walkability, housing quality, and price trajectory. The Divisadero Street corridor delivers what few San Francisco commercial streets can match: natural wine bars, James Beard-adjacent restaurants, independent bookshops, and the Panhandle's green space two blocks south and Golden Gate Park a short walk beyond. Grove Street runs through this geography with the quiet of a residential block that benefits from everything around it without bearing the weight of it.

2062 Grove is a home that has been reimagined with the clarity of purpose that NoPa buyers have come to expect from this price point. The two-bedroom plus bonus room layout — versatile for a home office, a guest room, a studio, or simply more space — is organized around a European-style kitchen with a breakfast bar and built-in washer and dryer, integrated into an open-concept kitchen and living area that makes the 1,160 square feet feel genuinely generous. A tranquil rear-facing orientation provides the residential quiet that Grove Street's position allows while maintaining the NoPa address that buyers are competing for.

One and a half baths. Natural light throughout. The bonus room that tips the balance for buyers who want flexibility built into their floor plan rather than carved from it. And a Walk Score that confirms what the address already communicates.

Closed at $1,550,000 — $1,336 per square foot — in six days, $355,000 over the $1,195,000 asking price. Thirty percent. NoPa delivering the result the neighborhood has been building toward.

Location

Market Snapshot · 2026

NoPa

SF's Most Competitive Neighborhood

NoPa's combination of Divisadero dining, Panhandle access, and established residential character has made it consistently one of San Francisco's tightest single-family and condo markets — inventory moves within days and over-asking results are the norm.

$1.55M vs $1.195M

30% Over Asking

A $355,000 over-asking close — 30% above list — in six days is a result that reflects both the NoPa market's structural competitiveness and the specific appeal of a reimagined condo with bonus room and built-in laundry priced correctly for the pool.

2 Bed + Bonus Room

Flexibility Premium

Two bedrooms plus a dedicated bonus room in NoPa at this price point is the floor plan that the neighborhood's buyers — many of whom work remotely and need genuine office space — specifically seek.

Built-In European Kitchen

Integrated Quality

A European-style kitchen with breakfast bar and built-in washer/dryer in an open-concept NoPa condo signals a renovation that solved for the practical realities of urban living — and the market priced it accordingly.

A reimagined NoPa condo — 2 beds plus bonus room, European kitchen with built-in laundry, rear-facing quiet, 1,160 sq ft — asked $1,195,000, received $1,550,000, closed in six days. Thirty percent over asking. NoPa's sustained market competitiveness producing the result the neighborhood reliably delivers.

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