400 Detroit Street

San Francisco CA 94131

1544 sq. ft.

1546.38 sq. ft.

Single-Family

Last sold for $1,500,000

Charles Loiacono, last sold this property on 14 July 2025 after 25 days on market.

Overview

Welcome to 400 Detroit Street, a cheerful corner home in San Francisco's sunny and dog-friendly Sunnyside neighborhood. This 2-bedroom, 2-bathroom home with a dedicated office offers 1,544 sq ft (per public record) of comfortable living space and a lifestyle that blends charm, convenience, and nature. Set on a light-filled corner lot surrounded by a lovely garden and thoughtful plantings, the home features a bright living room, an open dining area with striking views of the Southern Hills, and a permitted garden-level office and bathroom (2010) ideal for working from home or hosting guests. Recent updates include a remodeled bathroom and a new bitumen roof (2025), plus upgraded heat and ductwork (2016). Hardwood floors, recessed lighting, and two-car parking (garage + driveway) add to the ease of daily living. Enjoy a neighborhood perk: a quaint stairway steps away offers direct pedestrian access to Monterey Boulevard and a short-cut to Glen Park Village shops and restaurants, Safeway, Canyon Market, the Sunnyside Conservatory, and Glen Canyon Park. Commuters will love the proximity to Glen Park & Balboa BART stations, multiple MUNI lines (23, 36, 43, K), and easy access to both Hwy 280 and 101. Quaint, connected, and move-in ready; 400 Detroit is a true Sunnyside gem.

Features

2 bedrooms

2 bathrooms

2 carspaces

1 open car space

1 garage space

1544 sq. ft. floor area

1546.38 sq. ft. lot size

Single-Family

Estimated Value

Based on this property and similar 2 bedroom single-family properties sold in San Francisco over the last 12 months, the estimated median property value of 400 Detroit Street is $1.5m.

Median value

$1.5m

Estimated value range

$820k - $2.5m

Median days on market

Estimated value trend

increase over the last 12 months

Average days on market is based on recent, comparable sales in San Francisco. It is only an indication of the time a property is actively listed and should not be relied upon as an accurate representation of how soon a property will be sold.