108 Caine Ave.
Neighborhood: Ingleside
Sold for: $960,000
Listed as a four bedroom, one bathroom, this single-family home was described as an “absolute bargain” in the listing. There are no photos and not much more in the description aside from the fact that the garage has 8-foot ceilings, so it’s unclear if it was the bargain it was advertised to be. Originally listed for $799,998 in 2021, before a price drop to $749,998 later in the year, it eventually sold for 28% over asking.
1619 Quint St.
Neighborhood: Silver Terrace
Sold for: $930,000
This classic two-story home has three bedrooms and one bathroom with an updated interior and a double garage. The kitchen has been renovated, and there’s lots of potential in the backyard space. Still, it ended up selling for nearly 7% below the asking price.
72 Argonaut Ave.
Neighborhood: Visitacion Valley
Sold for: $900,000
This home looks basically brand new — you’ll just have to ignore the bars covering every door and window. It has new floors, granite countertops and even a small patio. Four bedrooms, three bathrooms and over 1,700 square feet in this city for under $1 million? Seems like a downright steal.
276 Ellsworth St.
Neighborhood: Bernal Heights
Sold for: $878,000
This is a killer Bernal Heights location, and this “fabulous fixer” sold quickly for its “good bones.” No photos were available, but those bones apparently include two bedrooms and one bathroom upstairs, and a lower level that includes a 310-square-foot studio with a kitchenette, full bathroom and separate entry.
14 Ina Court
Neighborhood: Excelsior
Sold for: $860,000
This one is a “contractor’s special” right on McLaren Park. It has three bedrooms and one bathroom, in addition to a “full basement with a room downstairs that is not warranted by broker or sellers.” The listing says that on a clear day, you even have panoramic views to downtown and a view of the Bay Bridge. This is another rare, sold-for-under-asking property. Maybe the market really is cooling?
109 Blanken Ave.
Neighborhood: Visitacion Valley
Sold for: $775,000
Another “fixer opportunity,” this time featuring two bedrooms, one bathroom and an “unwarranted room in the garage which has potential for a small inlaw.” This listing suggests there’s plenty of work ahead for the city’s contractors.
132 Prospect Ave.
Neighborhood: Bernal Heights
Sold for: $699,000
This one-bedroom, one-bath cottage can only be called adorable. It’s tiny, but it has an open-floor plan, skylights and every inch of space is used for efficiency. There’s even a cute little patio off the bedroom.
1370 Quesada Ave.
Neighborhood: Bayview
Sold for: $600,000
This single-family was listed as a four bedroom, two bathroom, but it’s “looking for some TLC.” No photos were available, but the listing said rooms are large and there’s even a bonus room downstairs. You may not get many “move-in”-ready homes under $1 million, but you’ll get … something.
Article source: https://www.sfgate.com/realestate/article/homes-sold-for-under-1-million-sf-17414009.php