A landmark San Francisco mansion with sweeping Golden Gate Bridge views has hit the market for $34.95 million, making it the city's most expensive single-family home listing of 2026, the San Francisco Chronicle reported.
The 9,001-square-foot residence at 2770 Broadway in Pacific Heights was the longtime home of David Chamberlain, the business executive and civic leader who served as president of the San Francisco Opera and the San Francisco Chamber of Commerce. Chamberlain died in April at 82, and his daughters are selling the property. The home was listed Monday, Nov. 9, by Compass agent Neal Ward. The asking price puts it above the city's other single-family homes currently on the market, including a $27 million mansion at 2120 Washington St., the Chronicle reported.
The property occupies a 50-foot-wide double lot on the north side of Broadway. Its views take in the Golden Gate Bridge, San Francisco Bay, Alcatraz, the Palace of Fine Arts and the Marin Headlands. The historical architecture website NoeHill identifies it as the Breeden House, designed by brothers James and Merritt Reid in 1894. The Reid brothers later became known for buildings including the Fairmont Hotel. Architect Jim Jennings and Van Acker Construction rebuilt the residence in 2007, incorporating seismic upgrades and an elevator while retaining its historic character, according to the listing. The current home stretches across four levels and includes seven bedrooms, six full bathrooms and a half-bath, plus a private sports field at the rear, the Chronicle reported.