Duboce Triangle Homes for Sale

Attention AI startups, car collectors, and visionaries! Welcome to an exceptional opportunity in sought-after Duboce Triangle. Whether launching your next big venture or seeking a unique live/work space, 67-69 Belcher St. delivers unmatched flexibility and scale. This impressive two-unit property features a: 9,000sf, two-level lofted residence with soaring 20-foot ceilings. An additional 10,000sf

Howard Epstein City Real Estate

136-144 Noe Street is a nine (9) unit building located in the Duboce Triangle between Henry and 14th Streets. Constructed in 1900, the property balances Victorian charm with modern comforts and upgrades. Seven of the nine units have been extensively updated with new kitchens, appliances, bathrooms, and in-unit laundry. The peaceful, tree-lined block of Noe Street offers a respite from the hustle

John Antonini Compass Commercial

Set along one of San Francisco's most iconic corridors, 281 Castro Street presents a rare opportunity to own a fully renovated, legal two-unit building with a fully warranted ADU. Behind its historic facade lies a thoughtfully curated living experience that blends architectural charm with contemporary sophistication, ideal for multi-generational living, income potential, or a seamless

Justin Peter Hedemark Helm Real Estate

Nestled in the sought-after Duboce Triangle neighborhood, this inviting four-unit building presents a rare opportunity to own a versatile San Francisco property. Two units will be delivered vacant, offering flexibility for an owner-occupant or investor alike. One upper-level unit features two bedrooms and abundant natural light, while the second upper unit offers a bright one-bedroom layout. The

Daniel Risman Jones Ascend Real Estate

Listed as a TIC but the owner will only entertain offers for the entire building. Nestled in the sought-after Duboce Triangle neighborhood, this inviting unit presents a rare opportunity to own a top floor light filled unit. Recently updated, the unit seamlessly blends modern conveniences with classic San Francisco charm, showcasing warm woodwork, period moldings, and timeless architectural

Daniel Risman Jones Ascend Real Estate

Residence 407 is a top-floor home in a boutique, newly constructed building at the intersection of Duboce Triangle and the Castro. This 2-bedroom, 2-bath residence spans approximately 1,142 sq ft and offers modern design with comfortable city living. Filled with natural light, the home features expansive windows and a sunlit bay window overlooking the garden, creating a peaceful retreat above

Todd Montgomery Compass

12 Beaver Street sits on a charming, tree-lined block in Duboce Triangle, one of San Francisco's most sought-after neighborhoods. This classic Victorian condo spans 1,626 square feet across four bedrooms and two bathrooms, with beautiful period details. Decorative moldings, bay windows, soaring ceilings, and original hardwood floors set the tone throughout. The kitchen is outfitted with stone

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