415 Ashbury Street, Francisco

Just SoldHaight-Ashbury · San Francisco

San Francisco · June 2026

415 Ashbury St

San Francisco, CA 94117 · Haight-Ashbury

Beds

2

Baths

2

Sq Ft

1,300

DOM

5

$/Sq Ft

$1,269

Closed Sale Price

$1,649,375

June 3, 2026
Haight-Ashbury · San Francisco
5 Days on Market

Set on the most famous street in San Francisco — moments from the Panhandle and Golden Gate Park — a sophisticated Art Deco two-bedroom flat with glass block details, clean architectural lines, Panhandle outlooks through oversized windows, and a large independent garage. Five days on market.

Ashbury Street in San Francisco's Haight-Ashbury neighborhood is not an address that requires introduction — it is one of the most culturally resonant street names in American urban history, and it carries that weight with a residential character that has only grown in sophistication since the 1960s made it famous. The neighborhood that surrounds it delivers the Cole Valley coffee shops, NoPa's culinary energy, and the Panhandle's morning runs in a single walkable radius. 415 Ashbury is the residential expression of all of this, designed in the late Art Deco style that SF was building in the years when the Haight was settling into its mature identity.

The flat is defined by its design vocabulary: glass block details that admit light while maintaining privacy, clean architectural lines and symmetry, and the large oversized windows that frame verdant tree and Panhandle outlooks from the main living spaces. This is not a Victorian that happens to have been maintained — it is a building whose design language is specific to its era and that requires no apology for it. The architecture creates a home that is genuinely bright, genuinely well-proportioned, and genuinely distinct from the neighborhood's more numerous period Victorian neighbors.

A well-composed floor plan balances openness with privacy: kitchen, living, and dining connected with effortless flow; separated bedrooms ideal for guests, work-from-home flexibility, or the mutual independence that two-bedroom city living requires. Both bathrooms have been remodeled with contemporary finishes. A large independent garage — sized generously for both vehicles and storage — adds the practical infrastructure that San Francisco living demands. In-unit laundry. Forced-air gas heat. Walk Score 98.

Closed at $1,649,375 — $1,269 per square foot — in five days, $254,375 over the $1,395,000 asking price.

Location

Market Snapshot · 2026

Haight-Ashbury Art Deco

Specific Category

Late Art Deco flats in Haight-Ashbury with glass block details, clean lines, and Panhandle outlooks represent a specific and limited inventory within the neighborhood — distinct from the Victorian majority and sought by buyers who prefer its more restrained aesthetic.

Walk Score 98

Exceptional Walkability

A 98 Walk Score in Haight-Ashbury captures the neighborhood's genuine pedestrian completeness — Whole Foods, Cole Valley cafes, Panhandle, Divisadero bars, the NoPa restaurant corridor, all within comfortable walking range.

$1.65M vs $1.395M

18% Over Asking

A $254,375 over-asking close in five days reflects the Haight-Ashbury flat market's response to well-priced inventory with distinct character — buyers who know this neighborhood move immediately on properties that deliver.

Large Independent Garage

Practical Premium

A large independent garage in a Haight-Ashbury flat — with genuine storage space beyond vehicle accommodation — is an amenity that commands a meaningful premium in a neighborhood where parking is perpetually competitive.

A sophisticated Art Deco Haight-Ashbury flat — glass block details, oversized windows with Panhandle outlooks, clean architectural lines, both baths remodeled, large independent garage — closed at $1,649,375, 18% over asking in five days. The cultural address and the architectural character converging in a decisive result.

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