‘Mrs. Doubtfire’ Home For Sale in Northern California

SAN FRANCISCO, CA — When Robin Williams passed away in 2014, fans flocked to 2640 Steiner St. in San Francisco to weep, leave flowers and laugh at his comic genius. Flowers and other remembrances are still left in front of the home — the setting for the 1993 smash-hit movie that showcased both Williams’ acting skills and his irrepressible humor.

The home is now for sale. Its current owner, Dr. Douglas Ousterhout, is known for being kind and generous with Robin Williams fans. He’s retiring to the wine country. The new owners should expect the fans to keep coming.

See more photos of the home on Realtor.com

Built in 1893, this home survived the great 1906 earthquake and fire. According to the listing, “This light-filled 3-level residence with elevated entrance from the street features many fine original details such as hardwood floors, classic millwork and moldings and leaded glass windows. The formal rooms are stately in character, complemented by the home's signature window lined turrets at each side.”

The home is located in the desirable Pacific Heights neighborhood.

Address: 2640 Steiner St., San Francisco, CA 94115
Price: $4,450,000
Square feet: 2,378
Bedrooms: 4
Bathrooms: 4 Full Baths
Built: 1893
This listing originally appeared on realtor.com. For more information and photos, click here.

— Images via Realtor.com

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