Gavin Newsom’s renovated San Francisco childhood home lists for $4.5 million
California Governor Gavin Newsom’s San Francisco childhood home has been listed for $4.5 million after an extensive renovation. The Cole Valley property, where Newsom lived during his early childhood, was originally owned by his maternal grandfather and later inherited by his mother, Tessa. The Newsom family sold the property in the 1970s.
California Governor Gavin Newsom’s former childhood home in San Francisco is now listed for sale at a price of $4.5 million. The 1,445-square-foot Cole Valley property, originally built in 1951, has been extensively renovated since its previous owner, Sandra McBride, purchased it for $2.8 million in 2019. The updated residence offers panoramic views of the Golden Gate Bridge and Downtown San Francisco, as well as a buildable second lot and a finished cabin that has been transformed into an artist’s studio.
According to listing agent John DiDomenico, the property is exceptionally large for the area, providing privacy and a secluded atmosphere amidst nature. The two-bedroom, two-bathroom house features an open-concept layout that flows into outdoor spaces, including a Japanese soaking tub and a rear patio, with expansive views of the Golden Gate Bridge and Downtown San Francisco.
The primary suite on the second floor includes a walk-in closet, meditation space, and walkout deck, with large windows further enhancing the property's appeal.
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