216 Dellbrook Avenue, San Francisco
216 Dellbrook Ave
San Francisco, CA 94131 · Midtown Terrace
Midtown Terrace · San Francisco
13 Days on Market
Sweeping views of Twin Peaks and Sutro Tower. A primary suite with spa ensuite that opens directly to a landscaped backyard with hot tub. A chef's kitchen flooded with afternoon light. Thirteen days on market. Tyler Stewart listed and sold 216 Dellbrook Avenue.
Midtown Terrace has long been San Francisco's best-kept residential secret — a mid-century hillside enclave perched between Twin Peaks and the city's central neighborhoods, offering the views and the quiet that people come to the Bay Area to find. Dellbrook Avenue is the neighborhood's signature street, and number 216 is among its most compelling addresses: a 1956 home that has been upgraded with genuine care and a clear vision of how to make this location sing.
The entry-level primary suite sets the tone — a grand-scale closet, a spa-like ensuite bathroom, and sliding doors that open directly to the backyard. That backyard is the home's social center: beautifully landscaped, with a hot tub, a BBQ area, and enough space to make al fresco living a genuine practice rather than an aspiration. Wake up, slide open the doors, and step into morning sun.
Upstairs, the great room unfolds across the full width of the home — living, dining, and kitchen connected in the open configuration that mid-century homes lend themselves to so naturally. The chef's kitchen brings the home's mid-century bones fully into the contemporary: top-line appliances, a layout designed for actual cooking, and large windows that frame the Twin Peaks skyline that defines this address. Two guest bedrooms share a full bathroom with tub and shower, each with generous closet space and the kind of views that make guests reluctant to leave.
We listed and sold 216 Dellbrook Avenue. Closed at $1,880,000 — $1,122 per square foot — in 13 days. Midtown Terrace rewarded the buyer quickly.
