2426 Pine Street, San Francisco
2426 Pine St
San Francisco, CA 94115 · Lower Pacific Heights
Lower Pacific Heights · San Francisco
Seller Representation
A grand 1900 Queen Anne in Lower Pacific Heights — 11-foot boxed beam ceilings, round bay windows with city views, multiple fireplaces, a gallery-feel foyer, a Poggenpohl kitchen with wine fridge, and approved plans for a sunny roof deck. Tyler Stewart listed and sold 2426 Pine Street.
Lower Pacific Heights sits at the northern edge of San Francisco's Fillmore District — a neighborhood that delivers Walk Score 98 accessibility (Mollie Stone's, Alta Plaza Park, the finest private schools in the city, Fillmore Street's restaurants and boutiques) while maintaining the architectural grandeur and residential scale of the Pacific Heights blocks above. Pine Street is among its finest residential addresses, and 2426 is its most palatial expression: a 1900 Queen Anne condo of 3,151 square feet that has been updated for sophisticated contemporary living while preserving the period details that no contemporary renovation can replicate.
The gallery-feel grand foyer announces the home's register immediately — the kind of entry that makes arriving home feel like an occasion. Throughout the residence: eleven-foot boxed beam ceilings, round bay windows that capture city views and flood the rooms with light, hardwood floors, and multiple fireplaces, each the social anchor of its respective room.
The formal dining room is designed at the scale that a home of this proportion demands — a room built for the dinner parties, the holidays, the occasions that San Francisco's social culture produces. It connects to an updated eat-in kitchen with stainless steel appliances, a wine fridge, and custom Poggenpohl cabinetry — the German precision kitchen brand that signals a renovation budget without restraint — alongside a sitting area for casual daily use.
Tyler Stewart listed and sold 2426 Pine Street. Closed at $3,350,000 — $1,063 per square foot — against a $2,895,000 list price, representing a 16% over-asking result.
