Colleen Cotter

Colleen Cotter Colleen Cotter, San Francisco native and Top 1% SF agent with Sotheby's International Realty. DRE 01703078 Selling fantastic San Francisco properties

Specializing in San Francisco's Northside, from Presidio Heights to Nob Hill and every hill in between, luxury condominiums, and downsizing.

We asked the owners of 932 Kirkham Street what they would miss most. Their answers say a lot about life in the Inner Sun...
09/16/2026

We asked the owners of 932 Kirkham Street what they would miss most. Their answers say a lot about life in the Inner Sunset.
The view from the top floor, with the neighborhood spread out below, and still just a five-minute walk to the shops, cafés, and restaurants of 9th & Irving.
The rooftop terrace, for morning coffee in the sun or an evening taking it all in.
A private garage with laundry and storage, the kind of practicality every San Franciscan appreciates.
The garden below, green and established, a quiet place to slow down.
And a primary bedroom with room to spread out at the end of the day.
An elevated retreat that never feels far from the heart of things. That’s the balance they found here.

For more on 932 Kirkham Street or to schedule a private showing, send a DM or reach out to Colleen Cotter at colleencottersf.com

Colleen Cotter | Sotheby’s International Realty
CA DRE #01703078

Last full week of summer, officially.I always think of fall as the real start of the year. New notebooks, earlier evenin...
09/14/2026

Last full week of summer, officially.

I always think of fall as the real start of the year. New notebooks, earlier evenings, a little more purpose in the air. Something about the light changing makes you want to begin again.

A good week to notice where you are before the season turns.

Happy Monday, friends. ♡

A holiday about work that’s best spent not doing any. No inbox, no list. Just outside, for a while, doing nothing in par...
09/07/2026

A holiday about work that’s best spent not doing any.
No inbox, no list. Just outside, for a while, doing nothing in particular.
Happy Labor Day, friends. ♡

Nobody made joy look like a life’s work quite like she did.Kind, funny, generous, completely herself. That’s the whole p...
08/31/2026

Nobody made joy look like a life’s work quite like she did.

Kind, funny, generous, completely herself. That’s the whole playbook.

A good Monday to lead a little more like Dolly.

Happy Monday, friends. ♡

A simple little reminder of the power in our routines.Coffee. Ten minutes of quiet. Three things I’m grateful for before...
08/24/2026

A simple little reminder of the power in our routines.

Coffee. Ten minutes of quiet. Three things I’m grateful for before I look at my phone.

Some mornings it feels like a practice. Some mornings it feels like a chore. I do it either way.

Starting the day off right on this Monday morning. ♡

Love this reminder from Mel Robbins. It doesn’t always take a big move to change things. Sometimes it’s the small choice...
08/10/2026

Love this reminder from Mel Robbins.

It doesn’t always take a big move to change things. Sometimes it’s the small choices we make every day that end up making the biggest difference. ❤️

First Monday of August. Which, if you’re anything like me, is the day the month actually starts.Here’s what I keep comin...
08/03/2026

First Monday of August. Which, if you’re anything like me, is the day the month actually starts.

Here’s what I keep coming back to: energy is contagious. The good kind, too.

The barista who actually looks up and smiles. The friend who texts just because. The person who holds the door and means it. None of it is big — and all of it changes the shape of someone’s day.

You get to be that for someone this month. Probably a few someones.

So: warm, open, generous with the good stuff. That’s the August plan.

Go be the reason someone’s Monday got better. 🤍

One painting in this city does not travel. It cannot be loaned, shipped, or seen anywhere else in the world.In 1905, Mat...
07/24/2026

One painting in this city does not travel.
It cannot be loaned, shipped, or seen anywhere else in the world.

In 1905, Matisse painted his wife in colors that broke every rule, and a Paris critic accused him of throwing paint in the public’s face. That scandal launched modern art.

The painting eventually came to San Francisco, and under the terms of its bequest, it stays. SFMOMA has now told its full story for the first time, restaging the 1905 debut that started it all.

On view through September 13. A quiet weekday morning is the way to see it! 👨🏻‍🎨

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