Homes on San Francisco’s Billionaires’ Row don’t get listed for sale often. The residents of this gilded three-block span, stretching from Divisadero Street to Lyon Street in Pacific Heights, tend to hold on to their massive estates. When they choose to part with their modern day palaces, it captures the public’s attention.
2835 Broadway hitting the market is one of those instances.
A rare double-lot estate at 2835 Broadway in San Francisco just hit the market for $65 million, spanning nearly 17,000 square feet on Billionaires’ Row. (Courtesy of Open Homes Photography)
A double-lot compound that extends from Broadway to Pacific Avenue, the home sits on land formerly occupied by Grant Elementary School, which late Sen. Dianne Feinstein attended before it was closed and demolished in the 1970s. Consisting of a main residence and a guest house, 2835 Broadway is asking $65 million.
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A rare double-lot estate at 2835 Broadway in San Francisco just hit the market for $65 million, spanning nearly 17,000 square feet on Billionaires’ Row. (Courtesy of Open Homes Photography)
The home’s sellers are philanthropist Nicola Miner, the daughter of Oracle co-founder Robert Miner, and her husband Robert Mailer Anderson, who is perhaps best known for writing the novel “Boonville” about the small Anderson Valley town with its own language. One of the other Oracle co-founders, Larry Ellison, lived across the street at 2850 Broadway until very recently – he sold his property for $45 million in December 2025.
A rare double-lot estate at 2835 Broadway in San Francisco just hit the market for $65 million, spanning nearly 17,000 square feet on Billionaires’ Row. (Courtesy of Open Homes Photography)
Covering nearly 17,000 square feet, the homes boast every amenity imaginable. “The design and views are iconic,” said Compass agent Ronda Priestner in an email shared with SFGATE. “It is rare to find a property that offers the privacy, gardens, and sense of retreat typically associated with a country estate while being located in the heart of San Francisco.”
A rare double-lot estate at 2835 Broadway in San Francisco just hit the market for $65 million, spanning nearly 17,000 square feet on Billionaires’ Row. (Courtesy of Open Homes Photography)
Miner and Anderson purchased the property in 1999 for $5 million and spent many years dreaming up and building the estate, which now features a modern, indoor-outdoor aesthetic brought to life by architect Marc LaRoche. Limestone and wood are prevalent in the design, as are custom Italian mahogany window frames.
A rare double-lot estate at 2835 Broadway in San Francisco just hit the market for $65 million, spanning nearly 17,000 square feet on Billionaires’ Row. (Courtesy of Open Homes Photography)
The nearly 0.4-acre lot is dotted with mature lemon and lime trees and has three discrete gardens, including a bountiful vegetable garden, a traditional English garden and a native plant garden that supports local pollinators and birds.
A rare double-lot estate at 2835 Broadway in San Francisco just hit the market for $65 million, spanning nearly 17,000 square feet on Billionaires’ Row. (Courtesy of Open Homes Photography)
Inside, the main house has four bedrooms, five full bathrooms and one half bath spread across 11,156 square feet. There’s also a large sports court with an elevated viewing platform that can just as easily be used for basketball, volleyball or private training sessions. Other special spaces include a media room, library and Anderson’s private “secret bunker” writing retreat.
A rare double-lot estate at 2835 Broadway in San Francisco just hit the market for $65 million, spanning nearly 17,000 square feet on Billionaires’ Row. (Courtesy of Open Homes Photography)
Many important figures have walked through these spaces over the years.
“The estate has hosted charitable fundraisers, private dinners, and musical performances, including an intimate dinner with President Barack Obama,” Priestner said. Other famous guests include Bay Area-based writer and bird lover Amy Tan, as well as comedian Dave Chappelle.
A rare double-lot estate at 2835 Broadway in San Francisco just hit the market for $65 million, spanning nearly 17,000 square feet on Billionaires’ Row. (Courtesy of Open Homes Photography)
Why exactly are the sellers parting with this one-of-a-kind property? It’s too much home for them.
“With our children grown and living independently, the home has become more space than we need,” Miner said in an email shared with SFGATE. “We are excited for the next family to enjoy this estate in its entirety and make it their own.”
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This article originally published at Oracle co-founder’s family is selling a $65 million compound in SF.