Exceptional San Francisco Investment

$6,980,000

1928-1930 Lombard Street, San Francisco

Presented by
Christos & Dimitri Rigopoulos

Prime Cow Hollow Investment Opportunity - Mixed Use Portfolio of 10 Units

An exceptional opportunity to acquire two adjoining mixed-use buildings in the heart of San Francisco’s highly coveted Cow Hollow District. This unique portfolio is comprised of nine individual residential suites and one commercial retail storefront on Lombard Street, totaling 10 income-producing units.

Positioned on a prominent block, 1926–1930 Lombard St fronts a high-visibility corridor ideal for retail exposure, while 131–135 Magnolia St offers residential charm and privacy just steps away. The combination of residential and commercial spaces provides diversified income streams—a compelling asset for investors seeking stability and long-term upside.

This is a rare chance to own a trophy property in one of San Francisco’s most desirable mixed-use corridors, offering both cash flow and long-term appreciation potential.

PROPERTY HIGHLIGHTS:

10 total units: 9 residential + 1 retail
Two separate buildings sold together
Located in the prestigious Cow Hollow neighborhood
High-traffic Lombard Street frontage for retail exposure
Residential units on a quieter, tree-lined Magnolia Street
Strong in-place income with additional upside potential
Excellent proximity to Union Street, Chestnut Street, Marina Green, and public transit

Neighborhood

This scenic Bay Area neighborhood is nestled between the Marina and Pacific Heights districts. The Cow Hollow neighborhood features the condo/row houses that are synonymous with San Francisco. Located between Lyon Street and the Presidio to the West and Van Ness to the East, Cow Hollow is near a wide variety of popular San Francisco landmarks.

When it’s time for Cow Hollow residents to go shopping or out to eat, Union Street is where all the excitement happens. Starting from the intersection of Steiner and Union you will find Italian, French, and Mexican cuisine, and the many stores peppering the street have something for just about everyone.

Residents of Cow Hollow are within a half-mile of Presidio’s incredible activities and museums. Enjoy a refreshing walk up and around the park’s grassy hills, followed by a picnic near El Polin Spring. Bowl a few games at the Presidio Bowling Center, or explore the history of one of the pioneers of animation at The Walt Disney Family Museum. The Palace of Fine Arts is one of San Francisco’s most unique landmarks and can be visited with ease from the Cow Hollow neighborhood.

Accessing the rest of the Bay Area is both easy and convenient. A short walk to the intersection of Union and Fillmore Street will take you to the Route 41 Transit Stop. From there, you can ride to the Financial District in less than 30 minutes. Film industry workers who live in Cow Hollow can walk easily to Industrial Light & Magic, while the Google Headquarters is just a 45-minute commute.

If you are looking for a vibrant neighborhood with plenty to see and do, Cow Hollow is perfect!