3775 16th Street, San Francisco

3775 16th St — Just Sold
Just SoldCorona Heights · San Francisco
San Francisco · October 2024

3775 16th St

San Francisco, CA 94114 · Corona Heights

Beds
4
Baths
2
DOM
13
Parking
2-Car
Lot
2,504 sf
Closed Sale Price
$2,420,000
October 4, 2024
Corona Heights · San Francisco
13 Days on Market

Sweeping panoramic views, a sun-drenched view deck, a private backyard, and four bedrooms — just four doors from the entrance to Corona Heights Park. Thirteen days on market. This is what San Francisco's south-of-Market hills do at their best.

Corona Heights is the quiet triumph of San Francisco's central hill neighborhoods — a residential enclave above the Castro that delivers views to rival anywhere in the city, a direct connection to the park and Randall Museum, and the kind of genuine neighborhood character that makes residents stay for decades. 3775 16th Street sits at the heart of it: a bright, well-configured four-bedroom home on a peaceful block with panoramic city views that announce themselves the moment you enter the upper level.

The upper floor is organized around an open plan designed for how San Francisco families actually live: living room, dining area, and kitchen flowing together under natural light from multiple exposures, opening directly to a view deck where the skyline stretches east and south. The kitchen is thoughtfully appointed with modern cabinetry, a Fireclay tile backsplash, and generous counter space. Two well-proportioned bedrooms and a remodeled bathroom complete this level.

The lower level and outdoor spaces: Downstairs, two additional bedrooms and a full bathroom open directly to a large private backyard with deck — a genuine outdoor living space in a neighborhood where this kind of private exterior is consistently premium. Two-car parking completes the package, an amenity that in this part of San Francisco removes a meaningful friction point from daily life.

Just four doors from the trailhead to Corona Heights Park — with its trails, dog paths, Randall Museum, and celebrated sunset views over the city — and a short walk to Castro Village's shops and restaurants and the Castro MUNI station. Thirteen days on market at $2,420,000. The market recognized this one quickly.

Location
Market Snapshot · 2024
Corona Heights Median
~$2M+
Corona Heights single-family homes in the four-bedroom range tracked well above $2M in fall 2024, supported by consistent demand from families and buyers seeking panoramic views in a walkable, park-adjacent neighborhood.
View Premium
Commanding
Panoramic city views from a view deck in Corona Heights are among the most prized attributes in this segment — the outlook reaches from Twin Peaks east across downtown and the Bay.
13 Days on Market
Decisive
A 13-day close signals a well-priced, well-presented property meeting a motivated buyer pool — exactly the dynamic that well-located family homes in the Castro/Corona Heights corridor generated through fall 2024.
SF Fall 2024
Active
Fall 2024 saw continued transactional velocity in San Francisco's single-family market, particularly for four-bedroom homes with outdoor space and parking in neighborhoods with strong school and park adjacency.
A four-bedroom Corona Heights home with panoramic views, a view deck, private backyard, and two-car parking — four doors from Corona Heights Park — closed at $2,420,000 in 13 days. This is the combination of attributes that the Castro/Corona Heights family buyer has always moved quickly on, and fall 2024 was no exception.
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