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San Francisco houseboat near OpenAI headquarters lists for $1.749 million

Nestled in Mission Creek, San Francisco, a one-of-a-kind floating home is on the market for $1.749 million. This remarkable residence features three bedrooms, three bathrooms, and encompasses 1,980 square feet. Once a modest boat, it has been extensively renovated into this luxurious habitat. With only 20 floating homes in the community, its rarity adds to its allure, especially with proximity to…

San Francisco houseboat near OpenAI headquarters lists for $1.749 million

A rare houseboat in San Francisco’s Mission Creek has re-entered the property market, listed for $1.749 million by City Real Estate. The three-bedroom residence sits on Channel St. #14, within Mission Creek Harbor, a community of just 20 floating homes. Originally a 40-foot boat purchased by Tyson Graham in 2002 for $225,000, the home has undergone significant transformation over the years.

Currently spanning 1,980 square feet, the residence features three bedrooms and three full bathrooms, built in 2003. Located near Oracle Park, Chase Center, and the growing tech and science offices in Mission Bay, the property's scarcity is its most notable feature, with only 20 berths available in the harbor. The limited supply, coupled with the changing industrial waterfront to high-value neighborhood, makes this address exceptionally valuable.

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