Inside a Duplex Penthouse in San Francisco's Pacific Heights Area
The swanky penthouse in San Francisco's Pacific Heights neighborhood was recently completed and spans 3,900 square feet with a massive terrace.
A 3,900-square-foot duplex penthouse in San Francisco's Pacific Heights neighborhood is newly listed for $30 million.
Inside a Pacific Heights Penthouse
Long one of San Francisco's most coveted neighborhoods, prestigious Pacific Heights is celebrated for its verdant parks, the famed Lyon Street Stairs, and popular boutiques and cafés—but it is perhaps most widely admired for its historic, architecturally significant estates with manicured lawns and sweeping picturesque vistas of the bay.
A recently completed duplex penthouse in San Francisco's Pacific Heights has hit the market for $30 million, making it one of the most expensive homes for sale in the city. Only one other ...
Fancy Beaux
The ultra-exclusive Conrad Alfred Meussdorffer-designed, Beaux-Arts-style building at 2006 Washington Street is widely held as one of San Francisco's most luxurious residences, with intricate architectural details, sweeping terraces, and elegant gardens. Characteristic of the architect's grandiose flair, the building opens with a dramatic porte-cochére and a spacious foyer marked by ...
A duplex penthouse in the Pacific Heights neighborhood of San Francisco has been listed for an eye-popping $30 million, Mansion Global reports. This puts it among the city's most expensive real ...
See inside San Francisco penthouse that just slashed its price by 5M
The Pacific Heights penthouse was first listed at $25 million in May last year by Sotheby's International Realty- San Francisco Brokerage. It was re-listed on Oct. 17 at $19.9 million and drew attention in Robb Report this week.
A historic duplex at 3234-3236 Clay St. in San Francisco's Pacific Heights neighborhood with a massive English-style garden, glass conservatory and rooftop terrace hits the market for the first ...
Maximum Luxury
At a mere $25 million it's practically a steal compared to what's on offer next door, right? In this case, the penthouse is a seventh-floor setup, here described as "one of only two pre-war duplex penthouses in Pacific Heights " and "designed by architect Andrew Skurman, whose design for the penthouse received the Julia Morgan Award."
Our clients fell in love with this unique duplex penthouse in the elegant Pacific Heights neighborhood, recently remodeled from top to bottom by Andrew Skurman Architects, and challenged us to reimagine it for their decidedly modern tastes.