The five highest-priced home sales reported in San Francisco, California for the week ending November 8, 2026 totaled $44.301 million. The list runs from a Georgian home in Pacific Heights to a condominium in the Marina District, with homes in the Inner Richmond, Noe Valley and Clarendon Heights in between. Compass agents were on the listing side of each of the four highest-priced sales.
No. 1 — $19,536,000 · 2090 Vallejo St, San Francisco, California
The sale at the top of the week is a Georgian home in Pacific Heights, built in 1919 on a corner lot, with no shared walls on any of its four sides. It sold for $19.536 million. A brick facade with classical columns fronts the street, and the listing credits the design to architect Clarence A. Tantau, describing it as his only known work in the city.
Inside, the craftsmanship is in the surfaces: hand-carved paneling, decorative metalwork, ornate plaster and five fireplaces, with fireplaces in the living room, the dining room and the primary bedroom. An elliptical staircase with a leafed balustrade climbs from the entrance hall. The dining room has sculpted plasterwork and four sets of French doors. In the living room, a marble fireplace and acanthus-leaf moldings sit alongside built-in cabinetry and views of the bay.
The home has six bedrooms, seven bathrooms and 9,646 square feet on four levels, the largest living area among the five sales. Its 6,875-square-foot lot is also the largest of the group. An elevator serves every level. The full-width primary suite has a sitting area, two walk-in closets, a bath with a view and a private terrace that looks out to Alcatraz, Russian Hill, the Marin Headlands and the Golden Gate Bridge. There is also a pent room with cathedral ceilings and glass doors that open to views of the city and the bay. A separate guest suite, a wine cellar, a second staircase and a greenhouse round out the property, along with a three-car garage and a private driveway. The property last sold in 2018 for $12 million.
Missy Wyant Smit of Compass was on both sides of the sale, as the listing agent and as the buyer’s agent. It was the only sale in this Top 5 with the same agent representing both sides.
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No. 2 — $6,825,000 · 244 16th Ave, San Francisco, California
On a tree-lined block of the Inner Richmond, a 1914 Craftsman sold for $6.825 million after a comprehensive restoration by its owners. The work went down to a new foundation and structural upgrade and brought in new systems, while the original woodwork, built-ins and period details were preserved. The property last sold in 2023 for $2.2 million.
The home has five bedrooms, five bathrooms and 3,665 square feet on four levels. On the main level, the kitchen has custom cabinetry, brass accents and Brazilian quartzite counters with a long breakfast bar, and it opens to the breakfast, dining and living areas. French doors lead out to an east-facing deck and a large, level backyard.
The bedroom level has a primary suite and a sunroom that doubles as an office. One flight up, the top floor has a skylit bedroom, a full bath and a bonus room that can serve as a guest suite, an office or a studio. The finished garden level has a media room, a wet bar and a bedroom suite, and it opens directly to the yard. There is a two-car garage with an electric-vehicle charger. Clement Street, with its restaurants, bakeries and independent shops, is steps away.
Erin Thompson of Compass was the listing agent, and David G. Cohen of City Real Estate represented the buyer.
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No. 3 — $6,500,000 · 572 Eureka St, San Francisco, California
The oldest home in this week’s group is a Noe Valley Victorian built in 1908, set deep on its lot behind an automatic gate. A separate gate for people on foot opens onto a tree-lined path to the front door. The home sold for $6.5 million.
A living room and a formal foyer are at the front. Past a powder room, the main level opens into a combined kitchen, dining area and great room, and the modern kitchen has broad counters, plenty of storage and high-end appliances. A second staircase off the kitchen descends to a lower level with a custom wine locker, a drop-down projector, a bedroom, a full bath and inside access to the garage. Upstairs, the primary suite has a contemporary bath and generous closets, and one of the two other bedrooms on that floor has bonus attic space. A short flight of stairs leads to a level, manicured backyard.
The home has four bedrooms, four bathrooms and 2,975 square feet on a 3,354-square-foot lot, with a one-car garage. The property last sold in 2006 for $1.435 million.
Meagan S. Levitan of Corcoran Icon Properties and Ted Bartlett of Compass were the listing agents. The home went under contract nine days after it was listed and sold for $750,000 above its $5.75 million asking price, with Aaron M Bellings of Compass representing the buyer.
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No. 4 — $6,100,000 · 52 Clarendon Ave, San Francisco, California
High on Clarendon Avenue, a contemporary, mid-century-style home built in 1988 faces north and west, with walls of glass and decks on several levels. Russian Hill, the Marin Headlands and the Golden Gate Bridge are all in view. The home sold for $6.1 million.
It has five bedrooms, five bathrooms and 3,730 square feet over five stories, on a 2,652-square-foot lot, the smallest of the five. A glass-enclosed staircase connects the floors. The entry level has a family room with a gas fireplace, a wet bar and large windows, and sliding doors lead to a glass-enclosed viewing deck. On the main level, the open living and dining area has skylights, the kitchen has quartz counters and stainless appliances, and a large deck has room for dining and a grill.
Upstairs, the primary suite has a fireplace, a renovated bath with a soaking tub and a skylight, and a view that takes in the full span of the Golden Gate Bridge and a glimpse of the Pacific. The lower levels include a guest suite with its own deck and an office area, and a media room or playroom that opens through glass to a patio and a terraced backyard. There is a one-car garage. The property last sold in 2019 for $4.01 million.
Nina Hatvany and Paul Michael H. Kitchen, both of Compass, were the listing agents, and the home went under contract 24 days after it was listed. Alexander F. Lurie of City Real Estate represented the buyer.
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No. 5 — $5,340,000 · 3731 Divisadero St, San Francisco, California
The only condominium in this Top 5 is in the Marina District, a residence of 2,705 square feet on two levels with its own landscaped yard. Built in 1991, it is the newest of the five homes. It has four bedrooms, three bathrooms and a two-car garage.
Off the foyer, the living room has a bay window, hardwood floors and crown molding. French doors in the formal dining room open to an interior open-air patio that brings light into the dining and breakfast areas. The kitchen pairs white cabinets and quartz counters with a Thermador Professional six-burner range. Three bedrooms are at the rear of the main level, among them a primary suite with a custom walk-in closet and a bath with two vanities. Downstairs are a family room with built-in cabinetry, the fourth bedroom, a laundry room and a wine cellar for more than 100 bottles.
French doors from the family room open to the yard, where tall hedges, mature trees, raised stone planters and decking set off separate spaces for eating and lounging outdoors. An outdoor kitchen has a Lynx grill, a Big Green Egg, a refrigerator and a sink, and built-in seating surrounds a fire pit table. Chestnut Street’s shops and restaurants, Crissy Field, Marina Green and the Palace of Fine Arts are close by. The property last sold in 2021 for $3.65 million.
The home went under contract 13 days after it was listed and sold for $5.34 million, $1.645 million above its asking price of $3.695 million. Arrian C. Binnings of Christie’s Int’l Real Estate and Sejal Binnings of Christie’s International Real were the listing agents, and Judy Citron of Compass represented the buyer.
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RealtyWire selected these transactions from publicly reported residential sales identified for the calendar week ending Sunday, November 8, 2026. The report may exclude private, off-market, delayed or nondisclosed transactions. Prices, property details and professional representation are reported as available at publication and may be updated following confirmation from transaction participants.
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