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Features
Modern, Plush Living in Presidio Heights
Overview: 4 bedroom suites, 4 baths, 2500+ sq. ft. plus 500 sq. ft. rooftop deck
Exquisitely renovated, this Presidio Heights home features ultra-modern living spaces across the coveted top floor of a five-unit building.; ;Accessed by elevator and stairway, the open floor plan, sleek design, and exceptional views create the perfect home for dynamic living and entertaining.;
Main-Level: Seamlessly joined, the kitchen, dining, and living room make a statement—picture windows draw natural light and frame the brilliant views of downtown San Francisco. The rooms forego baseboards and crown molding to present flawless architectural lines.
The kitchen joins textures, materials, and colors in a cohesive design—dark gray soapstone counters with thin white veins on the island and countertops, vertically grained gray cabinetry, light blue glass tile backsplash, and stainless steel shelving. Appliances include a Subzero French door refrigerator, Bosch dishwasher, commercial grade hood, and stainless steel sink.; A final pop of color comes from the red BlueStar oven with an 8-burner gas range.;
A wide sliding door leads to a bedroom and the exceptional master suite—both boasting en suite bathrooms with soapstone counters, custom floating bath vanities, and electronically controlled skylights. An outside leafy green tree splashes vividly through a picture window in the master.
Upper-Level: Broad windows with bursting natural light are a theme upstairs too.; The spacious family room features a fireplace and home theatre projector, 100-inch screen, and built-in sound system. ;For an indoor-outdoor experience, a glass-covered wall with sliding doors accesses an atrium-like sunroom and steps to the lush shared backyard.; Completing this level are two more bedroom suites with large closets and en suite bathrooms plus and a laundry room with a new utility sink, soapstone counters, and Maytag high capacity washer and dryer.;;
Rooftop deck: With near 360-degree city views, the remarkable 500-square foot rooftop deck features an outdoor kitchen and dining area. Immense steel planters, artistic reclaimed wood seating, and the rust-finished steel fire pit provide ambience for a quiet evening for two or a lively gathering of 20 friends.
Additional Features:
- PROPERTY HIGHLIGHTS:
• 4 Bedroom | 4 Bathroom Suites
• Sweeping Views
• Elevator Access to Unit
• Top Quality Renovation Throughout
• 2 Car Parking- One private Garage;
• Approximately 2500+ Square Feet
• 500 Sq Ft. Exclusively Deeded Rooftop Deck
• Large Storage Loft in Private Garage
• Fully Upgraded Electrical Panels
• LED Lighting Throughout
• Gas HVAC Roof Units With NEST Thermostats
• Bonelli Windows Throughout
• Two Working Fireplaces
• 3 Internet Access Points;
• Monthly Dues - $807.79
• 38% Ownership and 2 Votes
• TIC Agreement in Place with Sirkin
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Neighborhood
Pacific Heights
When many people think of San Francisco, they imagine Pacific Heights. With block after block of large scale, architecturally-significant mansions and stately Victorian homes, many of which have unparalleled city and bay views, this is truly a destination for those who demand the very best. If you are fortunate enough to make your home in Pacific Heights, you can count several well-known architectural masterpieces as your neighbors, including the Spreckles and Flood Mansions and the Haas Lillienthal House. Breathtaking views compliment the stunning homes. Neighborhood businesses are as accommodating and upscale as one would expect, with several small clothing boutiques, bookstores, wine shops, and cafes serving the area. A night out could find you dining at one of several trendy restaurants or catching the latest documentary or foreign must-see at one of two independent movie theaters. Many area residents have called this neighborhood home for years, and you can catch up with your neighbors at Alta Plaza or Lafayette Parks, both of which are very dog and child friendly.
is privileged, elegant neighborhood embodies Hollywood's vision of San Francisco, and its blocks of Victorian mansions and its Cinemascope views of the Bay and the Golden Gate Bridge make the area a perennial favorite with visitors to the city. San Francisco locals tend to be a bit more cynical about the exclusive air of Pacific Heights, but that doesn't mean you won't catch residents of other neighborhoods making a special trip for the eclectic, upscale shopping opportunities that Fillmore Street offers.
The neighborhood is loosely bordered by Van Ness and Presidio avenues and Pine and Vallejo streets and was first colonized by the nouveau riche of the late 1800s when the construction of a new cable-car line made the area accessible. The extravagant dwellings that characterize the district today stand as testimony to the desire of those early residents to impress their Nob Hill neighbors.
That legacy of luxury has persisted, and the neighborhood remains generally quiet and residential, with the majority of its activity clustered around Fillmore Street. For the most part, the activity of choice is shopping, with an emphasis on costly women's clothing and high-stakes luxury items. The strip is also peppered with nice gift boutiques, bath-and-body shops and consignment stores. But if you don't feel like spending money, it can be fun to settle in at a sidewalk café and watch everyone else parade by. The area draws a variety of American and international tourists and is always well populated by impossibly groomed and outfitted locals who seem capable of strolling through a windstorm without having a hair get out of place.
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Schedule
Open Houses:
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9/11/16 Sunday 2-4PM
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Additional Showings by Appointment:
Contact Deborah Odier
415.999.4357
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Contact
Deborah Odier
Real Estate AdvisorSelling SF Marin LifestylesColdwell Banker | Global LuxuryDRE# 01330563415.999.4357 office415.999.4357 mobilewww.SellingSFMarinLifestyles.com
