Sleek contemporary 2 condos being sold in one package--can live like a house. Delivered VACANT. Larger townhouse condo has 3 bedrooms, office, 1-1/2 remodeled baths w/beautiful remodeled spacious kitchen opening to dining area. Smaller rear condo can serve as family room opens to sunny patio, with one bedroom, remodeled bath & kitchen for at-home office, guest quarters, au pair--or RENT it for income. Step directly out to south patio, with outlooks to up-sloping view garden. Two side-by-side garages with 4 car parking, washer/dryer & huge storage. Potential view roof deck or expand building with 111' deep up-sloping view lot. Architectural drawings by John Lum for added floor up & expansion back. FAB Nob Hill walk-to-everything location.
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San Francisco’s Nob Hill is steeped (pun intended) in history, evinced by a plethora of significant architectural icons including Grace Cathedral, the Mark Hopkins Hotel, the Fairmont, Masonic Auditorium, 1201 California Street and the Pacific Union Club.
Known as California Hill prior to the 1850s, the neighborhood was reputedly renamed for the nabobs (or “nobs”) Stanford, Huntington, Hopkins and Crocker who built their mansions there after amassing fortunes in the railroad industry.
Called “The Big Four,” these tycoons were investors in the Central Pacific Railroad, which brought to completion the first Transcontinental Railroad in the United States. Not surprisingly, they chose ...
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