Sold: 287-291 Page Street
San Francisco, CA
- Offered at $ 3,998,000
- Sold: $3,674,550 on 06/08/2026
- Active & Sold Listings
Features:
- Master class in Eastlake Stick Victorian architecture
- Used as a grand residence:
- Six bedrooms and three and ½ full baths on three levels
- Super functional 3 beds/2 baths on top level
- Used as 2 dwellings:
- 3 Bedroom/ 2 & ½ bath in the main house
- 2 bedroom/ 1 bath legal lower unit
- Huge windows flood the home with light.
- Detached on three sides overlooking Page and Laguna mini-park
- Two kitchens
- Upper kitchen is open to huge dining room and features a striking walnut island, Viking range, Miele DW, built in fridge plus wine fridge
- Lower kitchen features gas range, granite counters and opens directly to rear garden an perfect for entertaining
- Rear garden features luxurious Alaskan Cedar deck, built-in fireplace and outdoor kitchen with quartzite counters, Sedona Lynx grill and designer plantings. Accessible from lower kitchen or side door.
- Architectural Details abound:
- Some original light fixtures/former gasoliers (gas burning light fixtures)
- Dramatic bay windows
- Carved marble fireplace mantles in living room and primary suite
- Detailed moldings and picture rails
- Ceiling medallions
- Restored original doors with intricately patterned hinges and most door handles
- Pocket doors in front double parlor
- Romantic 2 room primary suite
- Exquisite built-in custom cabinetry/closets
- Decorative marble fireplace
- Huge bath with separate shower & soaking tub + double vanity
- Radiant heat throughout both living spaces
- Front loading laundry in both main house (top floor) and lower level
- Great city living location on Page Slow Street near Hayes Valley
- Two car leased parking nearby @ $700/month (current owners own the building)
- Square footage: 3,518 per tax records
- Great Walk/Transit/Bike Score: 100/99/86 for the ultimate city living
- Two parking spaces available for long term lease in a building owned by seller on ROSE STREET for (click for map) $350 each with electric car charger available.
LivingHayesValley: In the Center of it All
Back in 1885, Hayes Valley was the edge of San Francisco (it was largely sand all the way to Ocean Beach!), and it was where the coolest people were moving to build a new kind of mansion – Eastlake Stick – to house their loved ones. You can feel how excited they must have been in their enthusiasm for all the little details (many of them ordered from a catalog) that provided so many ways to personalize their new home.
141 Years Later …
Now located in the geographical and cultural center of San Francisco, 287-291 Page offers stunning period details complimented by classic modern style and conveniences – like an outdoor kitchen warmed by a built-in fireplace and a dishwasher that doesn’t even need detergent added, two laundry closets so you don’t have to carry everything up and down, and a great primary suite.
Now, as then, it’s much the same – at the very center of San Francisco cultural life and where everyone wants to be. This grand home feels as fresh and exciting as it did 141 years ago. You are welcomed by a double doored entry, elegant entertaining rooms on the left and a sweeping curved staircase to the bedroom level on the right. At the rear of the main floor, past a half/bath, the open dining room/kitchen are perfect for, well, spending most of your time together (w/Viking range & stylish combo walnut/soapstone counters). The upper level features a two-room primary suite at the front, with custom built in closets, romantic window seat and huge bath with a soaking tub, double vanity and step in shower + two more large bedrooms and a bath + laundry. The lower level compliments the main house as 3 more beds/1 bath + a kitchen that goes directly to the rear garden or it can be used as a separate legal 2/1 unit. The home is further enhanced with luxurious conveniences like an outdoor kitchen + built-in firepit and radiant floor heating. And all the center of everything that matters in SF.
The location is amazing. You can be on the freeway south or the train downtown in mere seconds but walk to enjoy meditation at the SF Zen Center, coffee at Mercury Cafe, brunch at Hazie’s and dinner at Revelry Cafe – and that’s all without leaving the block! Other places beckon – think Zuni Cafe, Rich Table, Suppenkuche, Il Borgo, or the Blue Bottle in Linden Alley. And culture also abounds – from hanging in Patricia’s Green, to enjoying music at the San Francisco Jazz Center or the San Francisco Symphony, a lecture at City Arts & Lectures (what else!) to the SF Opera or the Ballet – all within a few minutes walk.
