The Bay Area’s real estate market continues to be the envy of the world. from San Francisco to Carmel, here are our favorite homes on the market.
The 6,941-square-foot Grand Penthouse at 181 Fremont is on the market.
The SF Bay views from every room in the unit cannot be matched.
Floor-to-ceiling windows grace the spacious bedroom.
THE DETAILS:
Perched nearly 700 feet above San Francisco, the Grand Penthouse at 181 Fremont is the pinnacle of West Coast luxury. Spanning 6,941 square feet, this full-floor residence offers breathtaking panoramic views of the Pacific, Golden Gate Bridge and city skyline. With four bedrooms, six and a half-baths, grand entertaining spaces and an exhibition-style kitchen, every detail exudes elegance. Museum-quality finishes, a dual-sided marble fireplace and bespoke Rossana cabinetry elevate this architectural triumph. 181 Fremont, San Francisco
Price: $35 million
Contact: Carmen Legarda, 415.282.0888, [email protected]
The property’s 14 acres provide 360-degree views that include sweeping ocean vistas.
THE DETAILS:
Set on 14 private acres in the breathtaking Carmel Highlands, this extraordinary 12,175-square-foot estate offers sweeping ocean views from Point Lobos to the Pacific. Once a creative retreat for Grammy-winning composer Alan Silvestri, the 10-room property features a beautifully reimagined Craftsman-style main house. It blends locally sourced jade, stone and redwood. Three unique guesthouses—including a historic schoolhouse and a storybook turret—complement the stunning setting, which boasts a pool, hot tub and private tennis and pickleball court just minutes from Carmel. 72 Fern Canyon Road, Carmel
Price: $16,800,000
Contact: Shelly Mitchell Lynch, Carmel Realty Company, 831.277.8044, [email protected], shellymitchelllynchteam.com
The home’s stunning entry leads to 21,000 square feet of living space.
The home is a treasure for homeowners who love to entertain—indoor and outdoor spaces can host a crowd.
THE DETAILS:
This magnificent 8-acre Los Altos Hills estate defines luxury in the heart of Silicon Valley. It has nearly 21,000 square feet and showcases exquisite craftsmanship, globally inspired architecture and every imaginable amenity. No detail is overlooked, from grand entertaining spaces and multiple gourmet kitchens to a 15-seat theater, wine cellar and indoor pool with retractable skylights. Lush grounds offer spectacular views, while a private office structure ensures executive-level convenience only moments from Silicon Valley’s elite destinations. 27500 La Vida Real, Los Altos Hills
Price: $36,999,000
Contact: Michael Repka, DeLeon Realty, 650.488.7325, [email protected], 27500lavida.com, deleonrealty.com
The expansive living room at this Union House unit offers downtown SF living with incredible views.
THE DETAILS:
Perched in Pacific Heights’ coveted Union House, Residence 6E is a rare opportunity to own a luxury three-bedroom, two-and-a-half bath condo with breathtaking views of the Golden Gate Bridge, Palace of Fine Arts and San Francisco Bay. At 1,872 square feet, this elegant home features an open kitchen, living and dining area that flows seamlessly to a private terrace. With a secure entry, a full-time lobby attendant and one-car parking, this is refined city living at its finest. Union House, 1515 Union St., San Francisco, Ste. 6E
Price: $3,995,000
Contact: Andy Ardila, Compass, 415.608.1003, [email protected]; David Costello, 415.828.8122, [email protected]
The beautifully landscaped home sits in SF’s Claredon Heights.
The home’s interior staircase is a marvel of architectural aesthetics.
THE DETAILS:
Built with gardens by Terra Ferma Landscapes Design, this four-level residence in Clarendon Heights features six bedrooms, six full baths, two half-baths and two gourmet kitchens (main and guest suite) on a 5,721-square-foot lot. Offering sweeping, unobstructed views from bridge to bridge, it showcases some of the city’s most breathtaking panoramas. 150 Glenbrook Ave., San Francisco
Price: $19,950,000
Contact: Frank Nolan, The Nolan Group, Vanguard SF, 415.377.3726, [email protected]
The primary suite offers lovely views of Nob Hill.
A soaking tub in the spalike primary suite bath provides a relaxing retreat.
The home’s library and office stand out with exceptional millwork.
THE DETAILS:
Parisian elegance meets Park Avenue sophistication in this exquisite 3,474-square-foot full-floor residence atop Nob Hill. Set in a legendary Beaux-Arts building, it boasts breathtaking views of the Fairmont and Mark Hopkins hotels, Grace Cathedral and the Bay Bridge. A dramatic circular foyer leads to grand entertaining spaces featured in Architectural Digest, while luxurious private quarters offer a serene retreat. Steps from world-class dining, shopping and culture, this is San Francisco living at its finest. 1001 California St., Ste. 3, San Francisco
Price: $7 million
Contact: Joel Goodrich, Joel Goodrich Luxury Real Estate, 415.308.8184, joelgoodrich.com
The home’s 3,432 square feet include a seamless room-to-room flow.
THE DETAILS:
Tucked behind a gated, tree-lined entry on nearly 2 acres, this midcentury modern estate is a true Carmel Valley oasis. Thoughtfully restored to preserve its original design, the 3,432-square-foot home features three bedrooms, four baths, vaulted redwood ceilings, hardwood floors and stunning walnut cabinetry. A luxurious primary suite offers a fireplace and spalike bath, while the pool and mountain views complete the retreat. Plans for a guesthouse add even more potential to this idyllic escape. 332 W. Carmel Valley Road, Carmel Valley
Price: $3,850,000
Contact: Tim Allen, 831.214.1990, [email protected]
A tucked-away and cozy dining area provides a great spot for lingering over Bay views.
The grounds of the Pacific Heights building offer a manicured oasis.
THE DETAILS:
Perched in one of San Francisco’s most iconic buildings, this exquisitely reimagined residence at 2006 Washington Street blends the grandeur of its 1924 origins with modern sophistication. At 5,250 square feet, the home features four bedrooms, five baths and breathtaking Golden Gate Bridge views. A top-to-bottom renovation introduces state-of-the-art technology, security and elegant design, including a sleek contemporary kitchen and view-framing windows. This is a rare opportunity to own a piece of Pacific Heights history. 2006 Washington St., Ste. 4, San Francisco
Price: $25,500,000
Contact: Neal Ward, Compass, 415.269.9933, [email protected]
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