The decrepit 120-year-old townhouse at 320 Day Street went for $600,000 over its starting bid at a conservatorship sale auction on Jan. 7 despite having no bedrooms to speak of.
Source: Inman News
‘Worst house on best block’ sparks bidding war, despite nary a bedroom
Published in 320 Day Street, Agent, bidding war, compass, Kim Wiley, Listings, san francisco and Todd Wiley
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