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The Beaux-Arts facade of this turn of the century home makes it a true architectural gem, with gorgeous views, abundant natural light, grand scale, and expansive outdoor space, all situated in San Francisco's premier Pacific Heights neighborhood. The residence spans three levels of luxurious living space, each offering access to the outdoors. Fully detached on three sides, the property enjoys an open garden to the west.
Key features include floor-to-ceiling windows, freshly painted interiors and exteriors, new carpeting in the bedrooms, pristine hardwood floors, and updated bathrooms throughout. The backyard has been recently landscaped and features newer fencing, while the balconies and decks have been modernized with newer railings.
The main level showcases an impressive gallery, along with formal living and dining rooms. On the second floor, both bedrooms are en suite. The pent room offers breathtaking views of North Bay and Alcatraz. The lower level includes a recreation room complete with a wet bar and a full bath, leading to a flat, north-facing yard.
This prime location is in close proximity to esteemed educational institutions such as Convent of the Sacred Heart, Hamlin's Girls School, and Stuart Hall. Additionally, it is just a short stroll to the vibrant Fillmore Street, Union Street, and Lafayette Park.
Living in Pacific Heights provides an opportunity to rub elbows with some of Silicon Valley’s most prominent players. PayPal founder Peter Theil, Oracle CEO Larry Ellison, and Apple designer Jonathan Ive have all made their homes in what is considered the most expensive neighborhood in the United States. Palatial highrise condos and luxurious row houses are the most common types of real estate you will find in Pacific Heights.
Although Presidio is just a short trip away from Pacific Heights, the neighborhood features two small parks of its own: Lafayette Park and Alta Plaza Park. Lafayette Park offers beautiful grassy hills, a playground, and an off-leash dog park, while Alta Plaza is perched even higher with most of the same amenities.
When Pacific Heights residents are looking for a place to eat, they usually make their way to Fillmore Street. Notable local restaurants on Fillmore Street include:
Palmer’s Tavern: Featuring daily happy hour specials, Palmer’s also offers a variety of delicious salads, entrees, and desserts.
La Mediterranee: A quaint cafe perfect for those Middle-Eastern cuisine cravings.
Salt & Straw: After a great meal for a day of exploring, locals love to stop by for unique ice cream flavors and handmade waffle cones.
Fillmore Street is also a great place to enjoy a day of shopping and entertainment. Explore the amazing shoe boutique Superga San Francisco, then walk north to Mureta Antiques. After the shopping is done, catch a flick at the Landmark Clay Theatre, or visit Boom Boom Boom for a night of live funk, jazz and blues.
Locals and tourists are often amazed at the variety of landmarks and attractions you can find in Pacific Heights. Enjoy a guided tour through the Haas-Lilienthal House, an excellent example of Victorian architecture, or check out the McElroy Octagon House on the second Sunday or second and fourth Thursday of every month. Lastly, the southeast corner of Presidio is less than two miles away, so there is always something fun to explore near the Pacific Heights neighborhood!
