San Francisco Open Houses: The Best Five Spots On The Market This Weekend (PHOTOS)

This story comes to us courtesy of California Home + Design, by Philip Ferrato

Looking at real estate? Here are four condominiums (and one tenancy-in-common) to visit this weekend. Priced from $349,000 to $1.699 million, all interesting from a design point of view, in a variety of neighborhoods, and classically San Franciscan.

Check them out in the slideshow below:

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Comments

[Totto]

11:18 PM on 02/18/2012

There ARE some beautiful places in SF, but g*d, I'm glad I moved to Portland!

[cookscove]

11:25 AM on 02/19/2012

Portland is San Francisco 40 years ago. Love it. If I were starting out today, that is definitely where I would go with some reservations about the weather.

[Totto]

11:28 AM on 02/19/2012

Summer weather is great! Late May through September. The rest, you get used to. Anyway, it's sort of cozy. Lots less people, and excellent locally produced food.

[Vintage59]

02:35 PM on 02/18/2012

I always laugh when they mention the more than $700/moth HOA's.

[mea25]

02:00 PM on 02/18/2012

Yeah. I'd like to live in a dungeon--oops, I mean a "garden apartment" in the Tenderloin where they sell crack and sex on your doorstep. Right. Got any bridges for sale?

[skantea]

03:13 AM on 02/18/2012

These are beautiful homes, but not exactly kid friendly. I like this one in Bernal heights near Farmers Market.
http://www.trulia.com/homes/California/San_Francisco/sold/7119263-644-Prentiss-St-San-Francisco-CA-94110

[larmarch5]

11:03 PM on 02/17/2012

Check out this waterfront condo with its own boat slip in Alameda. http://www.movoto.com/real-estate/homes-for-sale/CA/Alameda/463-Cola-Ballena-12_40560969.htm

[whyus]

09:34 PM on 02/17/2012

Hmmm.... slide no. 3 looked like the place my husband lived as a kid on Leavenworth in the '50's, only they didn't call it a "garden space" back then. He always made sure he the tire chain with him on his way out the door.

[Proud Bay Man]

10:10 PM on 02/16/2012

Dolores Heights! What a joke! Who are they kidding. I love how they make up neighborhoods so that they don't have to put a listing in the Castro. It's so typical of the Real Estate people in The City.

[skantea]

03:07 AM on 02/18/2012

What? People love the Castro. It has a reputation as a very safe neighborhood for women.

/I know it sounds like a one-liner, but it's actually true.
//I have a feeling I might get yelled at for that...