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According to Redfin, this circa-1910 Edwardian sold in 2012 for $875,000. What a difference eight years, billions of tech dollars flooding a small city, and a dearth of housing make! Today this five-story home returns to the market, renovated in resplendent fashion from studs to ceiling, for a cool $5,495,000.
Featuring four bedrooms, four and one half bathrooms, and 4,395 square feet, 4147 26th Street comes with cathedral ceilings, an open floor plan, glass accordion doors that open onto a patio, a wallpapered elevator, and a loft level with its own private deck.
Of special note are the vertical wood slats that run the length of the staircase. An eye-catching touch that gives the predominately white interiors a much-needed embellishment.
The facade bears a white paint job, popular these days in many San Francisco renovations, as well as a tiered garden. And the garage has room for four cars.
The listing is through Dennis Otto of Compass.
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