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San Francisco Victorian home renovated from $1.85M now listed at $5.595M

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A once-neglected Victorian house in San Francisco's Noe Valley was bought for $1.85 million by a couple. They restored the property, keeping its historic character while adding modern features. The renovated home is now on the market for $5.595 million. It includes five bedrooms and a separate private apartment. The project reflects a broader trend of reviving historic houses in desirable city neighborhoods.

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