A San Francisco house once owned by Gov. Gavin Newsom’s grandfather is listed for $4.5 million. His mother inherited it, the listing agent says; the family that bought it in the 1970s kept it for over 40 years before its $2.8 million sale in 2019.
Built in 1951, the two-bedroom, two-bathroom home has a renovated kitchen, new bathrooms and a deck. It sits on two lots totaling about 9,600 square feet at the edge of Sutro Forest. The listing says the extra lot could offer room for additional housing or a swimming pool.
The article describes the house as a childhood home for Newsom, but says a request to confirm he lived there went unanswered. His 2026 memoir says his family lived in an Octavia Street apartment when he was born; his parents were listed at the Stanyan Street home as their residence in 1967.
