is on the market for $2.995 million, and the one bedroom, one bathroom apartment is on the market for $1.495 million. It might be hard for buyers to pass up the entire property, though.The tri-level home was built in 1891.Despite its age, the house is surprisingly well-maintained.It’s a traditional Queen Anne-style Victorian, but with modern updates.The eat-in chef’s kitchen is modern but integrated into the historic feel of the home.
Historic touches throughout nod to the home’s background, from stained glass windows to crown molding.White oak flooring and 12-foot ceilings add to the space.In addition to the main living areas, this home also has an additional bedroom, with its own kitchen and bath.The master suite has a fireplace and a balcony.Foto: Balcony.sourceOpen Homes PhotographyFoto: Master bath.
The bedroom, like most rooms in the house, has large windows that let in plenty of natural light, and access to some of the best views in the Bay Area.Other bedrooms in the 4,000-square foot home have similarly stunning views.The outdoor space is where the real charm of this property lies.The deck is connected to the main kitchen for seamless indoor and outdoor living.The home is located in San Francisco’s Eureka Valley……which typically gets more sun and less wind than the rest of the city.
20:1 says a ‘Chinese investors’ buys it for cash.
Love the way Victorian homes can accommodate modern furniture so well.