Listed last year by Zephyr, the most expensive home for sale this week is now co-listed by Sotheby’s and Zephyr. 3953 Sacramento Street in Pacific Heights is a single family home for sale that was listed last year for $3,525,000 and is currently for sale at $3,200,000. With 4 beds, 4.5 baths, and approximately 3,400 square feet of living space (per building, source: MLS) this home for sale should offer you plenty of space for family, kids, dogs, or a collection of life-size robots. 3953 Sacramento in Pacific Heights listed by Debi DiCello of Sotheby's For those of you who don’t need room for a life size robot collection, or can’t afford the mortgage payment on a single family home in Pacific Heights, the other end of the spectrum this week offers a South of Market studio for $150,000. 195 7th St. measures up at 311 square feet (per MLS), and has monthly HOA dues of $289/month. It is a short sale, so if you need a new crash pad in San Francisco quick, this probably isn’t the home for you. 195 7th St. in South of Market listed by Harold Stangl of Star Real Estate And hey, regardless of if you are looking for a home for life size robots (don’t ask me why I’m all about robots this morning, I have no idea) or anything else, don’t hesitate to get in touch. We’d love to be of service! As usual, standard disclaimers apply.Everything old is new again. Just like last week! Thus begins this week’s edition of the most expensive and least expensive home in San Francisco. While last week our least expensive home was a retread, this week it happens to be the most expensive home, which seems to prove that the strategy of withdrawing for 30 days to make a property “just listed” is a popular strategy in San Francisco regardless of the price point of the home.
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