Browse current Corona Heights homes for sale below — pulled daily from the SFAR MLS, so what you see is live. This is central San Francisco’s most view-sensitive market, where two homes a block apart can price a million dollars apart on sightlines alone.
Typical price bands
$1.8M–$2.5M
Lower-slope Victorians and Edwardians toward Castro Street — the walkable, non-view segment that trades with upper-Castro and Eureka Valley houses.
$2.2M–$3M
View-equipped lower-slope houses that catch partial sightlines from rear decks or upper floors — priced between the view spine and the no-view blocks.
$2.8M–$4M+
Park-adjacent lots and view-spine moderns on Roosevelt Way and Museum Way — the panorama-premium tier, often clearing $1,500–$1,800+ per sq ft.
New to the area? Start with Corona Heights real estate agent Oliver Burgelman for the full breakdown of the view spine, park edge, and lower slopes, plus how the view premium prices.
A start-to-finish prep timeline, staging and repair priorities, and an interactive checklist to get your SF or Marin home show-ready, and sold for more.
A rare large single-family home on a classic Mission block — 3 beds, ~2,565 sq ft, garage parking.
A to-the-studs 1907 two-unit building on a large Mission lot, delivered vacant and priced at $799,000 (~$330/sq. ft.).