San Francisco residence sells for $2.1M over asking

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A classic wooded home in the Cole Valley neighborhood of San Francisco sold for $ 2.1 million above the original asking price.

A home in the Cole Valley neighborhood of San Francisco sold for $ 2.1 million above its original asking price. (Aerial view)

Built in 1973, the three-bedroom, two-bathroom home was originally listed for $ 2.995 million along with an adjacent vacant lot for $ 500,000. Both packages together sold for $ 5.6 million.

A home in the Cole Valley neighborhood of San Francisco sold for $ 2.1 million above its original asking price. (Aerial view)
A home in the Cole Valley neighborhood of San Francisco sold for $ 2.1 million above its original asking price. (Aerial view)

The 1,920-square-foot home is ideally located on top of a hill with great views of the bay and city from every room. The house also has several outdoor areas with a back yard, garden paths and a large terrace. Inside there is a large fireplace in the middle of a sunken living room with exposed wooden beams. There is also a kitchen / kitchen with a breakfast nook and a formal dining area.

A home in the Cole Valley neighborhood of San Francisco sold for $ 2.1 million above its original asking price. (Aerial view)
A home in the Cole Valley neighborhood of San Francisco sold for $ 2.1 million above its original asking price. (Aerial view)

Michael and Aaron Bellings with Compass were the listing agents.

A home in the Cole Valley neighborhood of San Francisco sold for $ 2.1 million above its original asking price. (Aerial view)

The property was additionally marketed as a development opportunity and delivered with architectural renderings for a 10,000 square meter lot with seven bedrooms and nine bathrooms.

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