2475 Post St, San Francisco, CA 94115
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$2,609,900

Trulia Estimate
as of Sep 8, 2026
  • 6 Beds
  • 3 Baths

2475 Post St, San Francisco, CA 94115

Lower Pacific Heights

Home Highlights

Single-Family Home

Local Information

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  • Schools1 Elementary School3 Middle Schools14 High Schools
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About this House

REMODELED VICTORIAN TWO-STORY SINGLE-FAMILY HOME WITH HUGE DECK!

KEY DETAILS:
- Bedrooms: 6 Bedrooms
- Bathrooms: 3 Bathrooms
- Property Type: Single Family Home
- Parking: 1-2 Outdoor Spaces (optional)
- Lease Duration: Long-term or short-term - 1 Year Preferred
- Pets Policy: Pets Welcome
- Laundry: Washer and Dryer in unit
- Walk Score: 96

DESCRIPTION:
- Victorian Architecture with high ceilings
- Large living room with wood-burning fireplace
- New Hardwood (pergo) floors throughout the house
- Remodeled eat-in, granite, gas kitchen with a Center Island, X-large refrigerator, dishwasher, and disposal
- Remodeled kitchen cabinets and all stainless steel appliances
- Three large and remodeled tiled baths
- Six bedrooms with generous closet spaces (living room can be a 7th bedroom)
- Washer and dryer inside the home
- Newer exterior paint
- Newer interior paint
- Double-pane windows and blinds
- Recessed and custom lighting throughout the home
- Large and sunny shared outdoor space
- Storage
- Optional one or two-car, off-street, uncovered parking

LOCATION:
A renovated Victorian, two-story home in one of the city's most delightful neighborhoods, Lower Pacific Heights. Trendy restaurants, shopping, and nightlife of Divisadero and Fillmore Streets are within walking distance from your new home. Public transportation is everywhere a short, ten-minute drive to the 280 or 101 freeways for a quick commute to the valley. The financial district is fifteen minutes away, and there are many private tech bus routes nearby. Walk Score: 96

LEASE TERMS:
The lease is for one year, but the term is fully negotiable.

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2475 Post St, San Francisco, CA 94115 is a 6 bedroom, 3 bathroom single-family home in Lower Pacific Heights. More recently, it was listed as a rental in October 2025 with an asking price of $10,799 per month. That rental listing was removed on December 3, 2025. This property is not currently displayed as for sale or rent on Trulia. The Trulia Estimate is $2,609,900.

Home Details for 2475 Post St

Interior Features

Heating & Cooling
Heating: Forced AirHeating Fuel: Forced Air
Appliances & Utilities
DishwasherDryerRefrigeratorWasher
Levels, Entrance, & Accessibility
Floors: Hardwood

Property Information

Property Type / Style
Property Type: Single Family Home

Rental Terms, Policies & Fees

Lease Term: 1 Year

Exterior Features

Parking & Garage
Parking: Off Street Parking, On Site

Comparable Sales for 2475 Post St

Address
Distance
Property Type
Sold Price
Sold Date
Bed
Bath
Sqft
1319 Lyon St, San Francisco, CA
0.13
Single-Family Home
$2,010,000
04/08/26
4
3
2,038 sqft
84 Fortuna Ave, San Francisco, CA
0.17
Single-Family Home
$2,775,000
10/20/25
4
3
2,560 sqft
2617 Sutter St, San Francisco, CA
0.10
Single-Family Home
$3,300,000
09/15/25
4
2
2,550 sqft
1646 Lyon St, San Francisco, CA
0.23
Single-Family Home
$4,175,000
07/24/26
4
2.5
2,749 sqft
1350 Baker St, San Francisco, CA
0.02
Single-Family Home
$2,065,000
05/14/26
2
2
1,595 sqft
2101 Divisadero St, San Francisco, CA
0.38
Single-Family Home
$4,995,000
02/09/26
6
4
5,706 sqft
3059 California St, San Francisco, CA
0.28
Single-Family Home
$6,350,000
05/28/26
6
6.5
5,000 sqft
2209 Sutter St, San Francisco, CA
0.33
Single-Family Home
$3,930,000
07/27/26
3
2.5
1,920 sqft
2576 Post St, San Francisco, CA
0.10
Single-Family Home
$1,700,000
05/18/26
2
2
1,319 sqft
2573 California St, San Francisco, CA
0.45
Single-Family Home
$3,600,000
05/15/26
4
3
2,858 sqft

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Rental Market Trends in Lower Pacific Heights

Last updated Dec 2025
Average rent
$5.85K
$1.43KMoM
Available listings
11
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Neighborhood Overview

Lower Pacific Heights
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What Locals Say about Lower Pacific Heights

  • Laura Long
    "Fillmore street events, such as Jazz Fest and holiday shopping after dark night. Two great parks and a great dog owner community. "
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  • Trulia User
    "I've rented in this neighborhood for over two years and I love it. Easy walking to multiple big-name grocery stores, plus Japantown and other restaurants. Pretty quiet if you're even half a block away from Geary. As a young woman I feel comfortable walking around at night. "
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  • Hadley H.
    "I’ve lived here for 15 years. People come and go but the heart of LPH remains the same. -Super family friendly if you want it to be! A little effort and you’ll make wonderful bonds as families grow in this neighborhood. -In 15 years, I had my car window broken 2x when bags were visible... groceries & briefcase. Welcome to SF. -Community is built on what you what to build. Put effort in and you will get it back x100. LPH is in contrast to many other SF neighborhoods... LPH neighbors are not transient. We’re here to stay! Take time and you will not regret it. -Centrally located - arguably more so than many other neighborhoods. -Diverse and happy! "
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  • Christine W.
    "The “Full House” house is in this neighborhood. They’ve blocked off the street before to film which was very cool to see. Otherwise neighborhood is pretty quiet and very safe."
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  • Rebecca G.
    "There hasn't been any I remember in the 9months I've lived here. Hopefully there be some community events soon."
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  • Molly h.
    "We have lived here for 6 years and run into friends, neighbors, my sons classmates all the time. In the middle of the city but feels like a community. Homeless people like everywhere in SF but usually the same 3-4 so you know them too!"
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  • Molly h.
    "Free run for dogs in lots of parks, easy to walk to local parks and presidio trails. Most of the local shops stock dog treats to give out while you’re shopping "
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  • Breannajanicek
    "Fairly quiet neighborhood with mostly families and young professionals. Walking distance to NOPA restaurants and Fillmore shopping. This area is directly in the middle of the city with easy access to nearly every other happening district. Best area to live in the city in my opinion! "
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  • Amy H.
    "There is typically a lot of traffic heading downtown."
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  • Amy H.
    "It's a community with many unique, beautiful attributes, including historic Victorian homes, the Presidio, Fillmore street, jazz clubs, and great bars and restaurants."
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  • Amy H.
    "There are many kid-friendly parks in the area."
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  • Ldeamer
    "It’s walking distance from 5 other and very different neighborhoods: Clement, Laurel Heights, Presidio Height, Japantown and The Fillmore. "
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  • Melissa G.
    "The streets are generally clean and well lit. I have never felt unsafe, even when walking by myself at night. The restaurant options and parks close by in each direction make this an extremely desirable place. I absolutely love it."
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  • Jerome M.
    "The commute is very easy. Muni lines 1, 22, 2, and 3 run close to my home, then I can connect to 47 and 49 on Van Ness."
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  • Nick F.
    "There isn't an enclosed dog park close by, but there are lots of hills to walk on."
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  • Nick F.
    "It feels very safe at night. There are enough people around that it doesn't feel deserted."
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  • Vanessa B.
    "There are dogs literally everywhere you turn in Lower Pac Heights. If your dog is friendly, you'll love it. If not, you might want to be careful. A lot of dogs are off-leash too. But Alta Plaza Park is pretty much the place to be between 7 and 9 a.m. on weekdays if you're a dog owner."
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  • Vanessa B.
    "The neighborhood has so much charm! Victorians aplenty, rosemary and jasmine growing on every corner, parks and little libraries that look like they popped out of Stars Hollow from Gilmore Girls."
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  • Vanessa B.
    "There are tons of parents in Lower Pac Heights, walking down Fillmore to get ice cream, hanging out at the playground at Alta Plaza, or riding scooters to the library on Sacramento. There are tons of schools around, too."
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  • Donna Ann P.
    "There are parks, but you must keep your dog on a leash and clean up after your pet."
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  • Jerome M.
    "Dog owners would love Lafayette Park at Sacramento and Laguna, plus the many apartment buildings that allow dogs."
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  • Sarah K.
    "Lower Pac Heights doesn't have too many steep inclines, which is ideal for a dog that needs to get out a little more! There aren't many large parks nearby, but there are some smaller parks available."
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  • Donna Ann P.
    "It takes only a few minutes to get downtown by bus."
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  • Jerome M.
    "The major Muni lines that pass through here make it easy to get around—like the number 1 bus on Sacramento, the 22 Fillmore, and the 49 and 47 buses on Van Ness."
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  • Sarah K.
    "Getting downtown from Lower Pac Heights is easy—several Muni lines are accessible. You're also a short Muni ride away from the Presidio, the colorful Castro, and idyllic Noe Valley."
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  • Donna Ann P.
    "It's a residential neighborhood that's convenient to downtown. There are many restaurants to choose from."
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  • Jerome M.
    "It's close to major grocery stores, Japantown, the CPMC medical center, Van Ness and Fillmore Streets, and great eateries and community parks."
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  • Sarah K.
    "Lower Pac Heights is where Pacific Heights, an affluent neighborhood, meets Western Addition, an up-and-coming neighborhood, meets Japantown, where you'll find restaurants and shopping you can't find in the rest of the city. It's very central—easy to get downtown or to the beach!"
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  • Sarah K.
    "It's still an urban area with a lot of traffic, so it's important that kids travel with their parents or at least with a buddy."
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  • Yarwhal
    "I love living here in my converted porch! My roommates are cool and fun, and we go out together when we're not in fights ahaha. The corner store has alllll the best ice creams and even carries the Flaming Hot Cheet-ohs WITH lime! I would move, however, if I could find a cheaper place. "
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Price and Tax history

DateEventPrice
Dec 3, 2025
Source: Zillow Rentals
ListingRemoved
$10,799
Oct 11, 2025
Source: Zillow Rentals
Listed For Rent
$10,799

Frequently asked questions about 2475 Post St

  • What is 2475 Post St estimated to be worth?
    Trulia's estimated value for 2475 Post St in San Francisco, CA is $2,609,900.
  • Is San Francisco a buyer's or seller's market?
    San Francisco is currently a seller's market, based on recent for-sale activity.
  • What's the median sale price in San Francisco?
    The median sale price in San Francisco is $1.63M. That is up $2.5K from the prior month.
  • What are the closest schools to 2475 Post St?
    The closest schools to 2475 Post St in San Francisco, CA are Academy (The)- SF @Mcateer (High, rated 7/10), Asawa (Ruth) San Francisco School Of The Arts, A Public School. (High, rated 10/10), Balboa High School (rated 8/10).
  • Does 2475 Post St have laundry facilities?
    Yes, 2475 Post St in San Francisco, CA has in-unit laundry.
  • Does 2475 Post St have parking?
    Yes, 2475 Post St in San Francisco, CA has on-site parking.

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