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“Whether envisioned as a multigenerational family compound, a wellness-driven retreat, or a sophisticated live-work environment, the scale and flexibility are unprecedented for Pacific Heights,” Armour said. “It represents a rare opportunity to own something that cannot be replicated in San Francisco today.” Article By Wendy Bowman

Thank you SF GATE for featuring my latest exclusive listing for sale in Pacific Heights, San Francisco. "Behind a purposefully deceptive facade, 3199 Jackson St. is a private compound. This historic property was originally built as an apartment complex in 1905. Today, it is a private residence and single-family estate. The chance to be the next owner? It comes with a $32 million price tag.

The broader real-estate market has struggled under the weight of higher mortgage rates. Meanwhile, the high end is surging. In 2025, the U.S. housing market continued to be mired in a slump, with sales volume stuck at its lowest point in decades and affordability out of reach for many buyers. But at the ultra high-end of the market, a very different narrative unfolded: Ultraluxury real-estate sales, which have boomed in much of the country for the last few years, got even stronger.

Multigenerational living “Homes of this caliber simply do not come to market,” listing agent Max Armour of Compass said in a statement. “3199 Jackson Street is not just a residence, it’s a fully realized estate designed to evolve with its owners. “Whether envisioned as a multigenerational family compound, a wellness-driven retreat, or a sophisticated live-work environment, the scale and flexibility are unprecedented for Pacific Heights,” he added. “It represents a rare opportunity to own something that cannot be replicated in San Francisco today.” The sellers, who could not be identified via public records, have moved to the East Coast after living in the property with their three children, according to a Compass representative. They leave behind much more than a house, Armour said. Read more at: https://www.sacbee.com/news/business/article314401283.html#storylink=cpy