345 Louisburg ST San Francisco, CA 94112 Active
UPDATED: 09/21/2026 07:39 PM ON SITE: 16 days on site
$375,000
0.04 Acres
Key Details
Property Type Vacant Land
Sub Type Residential Lot
Listing Status Active
Purchase Type For Sale
MLS Listing ID 426163244
HOA Y/N No
Lot Size 1,707 Sqft
Acres 0.0392
Property Sub-Type Residential Lot
Property Description
Prime San Francisco Developement Opportunity Build your vision in Ingleside. An exceptional opportunity to create a new custom residence at 345 Louisburg Street, located in San Francisco's established Ingleside neighborhood. This approximately 1,706-square-foot vacant residential lot, zoned RH-1, measures approximately 16.5 feet wide by 103.4 feet deep and offers an opportunity to create a home tailored to your vision and lifestyle. A prior conceptual design envisioned an approximately 2,735-square-foot multi-level residence, providing a helpful reference for how the site may potentially be developed. The conceptual design is provided for informational purposes only and has not been represented as approved by the City and County of San Francisco. Buyers should independently verify all development potential, plans, building requirements, and approvals. The property is situated in an established San Francisco neighborhood with convenient access to Ocean Avenue, City College of San Francisco, Balboa Park, BART, Stonestown Galleria, Whole Foods, local restaurants and cafs, shopping, parks, and everyday conveniences. Easy access to I-280 and Highway 1 provides convenient connections to surrounding San Francisco neighborhoods and the greater Bay Area. Imagine creating a thoughtfully designed new residence where everyday comfort and city convenience come together. Whether you envision a modern urban home, a beautifully designed multi-level residence, or a new construction project tailored to your lifestyle, this property presents an opportunity to build something uniquely your own in San Francisco. Build new. Design your future. Make it your own.


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