Michael Tilson Thomas' former Pacific Heights home at 2670 Pierce Street is listed for sale by his trust following the conductor's death in April 2026, marking the first time the 7,090‑sq‑ft mansion has been on the market.
The house, built in 1906 by contractor Jeremiah Deneen, sits on a 2,130‑sq‑ft corner lot and is a rare blend of Arts and Crafts, Tudor Revival and Elizabethan design, featuring steep‑roofed dormers and a timber‑brick façade.
In 1994, Thomas and his husband Joshua Robison purchased the property, immediately recognising its potential as a sanctuary for music and guests; a 2012 remodel introduced contemporary luxury while preserving the original exposed‑beam ceilings and grand staircase.
The listing, handled by Helena Zaludova of Compass, shows the home with seven bedrooms, five full bathrooms and two half baths, a gourmet kitchen with custom cabinetry, a formal dining room, and a media‑room loft; the asking price is $9.85 million.
The trust’s press statement notes that the house still "speaks the language of sophistication and warmth" even after the removal of the two Yamaha pianos and Thomas’ personal score collection. Potential buyers will have until June 30, 2026 to submit their first bids, after which the trust will review offers and schedule viewings.