See the newest District 8 mid-century modern homes for sale & District 8 real estate below. Even the most casual observer can't miss the impressive architecture in San Francisco's District 8. The Transamerica Pyramid, Coit Tower, and the stunning high-rises that create the famous San Francisco skyline are all in this Northeast District. Virtually every public building in the downtown area was designed by a notable architect, including Frank Lloyd Wright, John Burgee + Philip Johnson, James + Merritt Reid, Timothy Pflueger, and Julia Morgan. For additional information on architecturally unique properties for sale in District 8 or to schedule a private showing, contact your San Francisco real estate experts today! Read more about District 8 modern real estate.
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If you take a closer look at District 8, you'll find interesting residential architecture as well. The good news for modernists is that San Francisco District 8 neighborhoods are full of fabulous contemporary, modern, and mid-century modern homes and condominiums. On Telegraph Hill and in North Beach, you'll find homes designed by prominent mid-century architects Richard Neutra, William Wurster, and Gardner Dailey as well as projects created by contemporary, award-winning architects Jim Jennings, William Leddy, Craig Steely, and House + House.
For Eichler enthusiasts, "The Summit" at 999 Green Street on Russian Hill combines the Eichler aesthetic with a luxurious condominium lifestyle. A few blocks away from this Eichler development, on Montclair Terrace, is a sleek Streamline Moderne home designed by Gardner Dailey, and just across the way from the Dailey home is a simple but dramatic residence by the exuberant Henry Hill.
If you are in the market for a contemporary, modern, or mid-century modern home, keep your eye on real estate in District 8. As is true with most of the real estate in San Francisco, you'll find an eclectic mix of style. That being said, many well-respected mid-century and contemporary architects have designed homes in the Northeast District, so your chances of finding your modern dream house are good!
Buying or selling an architecturally significant home in District 8? Let our team of local real estate professionals help you through the purchase of your new District 8 modern property or the sale of your current residence. As San Francisco real estate agents, we have expert insider knowledge of the market dynamics unique to District 8 mid-century modern real estate.
Contact Bay Area Modern to get more information about buyer or seller representation. Considering the sale of your District 8 mid-century home? Review our free market analysis page to quickly receive a property value estimate instantly!
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