Einfamilienhaus In San Francisco

A quintessential San Francisco sanctuary, this beautifully preserved 1914 Craftsman gem blends historic architecture with elevated contemporary design. Showcasing classic arts and crafts details, the interior captivates with coffered box-beam ceilings, wainscoting, header and plinth block trim, original wood details, vintage-inspired bronze rotary dimmers from Rejuvenation Hardware, and faceted glass knobs set on beveled brass backplates. Anchored by warm oak floors with dark wood inlays, the main level features a living room with a gas fireplace, pocket doors, box bay windows, and bench seating, alongside a dining room with a built-in sideboard featuring individual glass panes. This floor also includes a light and bright kitchen with Omega cabinetry, Cafe appliances, a Bosch dishwasher, and a pantry pullout, as well as a cozy rear family room that opens directly onto a redwood deck, perfect for a BBQ or a morning coffee. The upper floor features refinished Douglas fir floors, a primary bedroom with a large walk-in closet and dedicated office area, a second bedroom with city and Sutro Tower views, and a tastefully remodeled bathroom with classic sage green subway tile and white hex-mosaic flooring. From the deck, step into a deep, terraced garden featuring low-voltage lighting, automated irrigation, a bubbling waterfall pond, and a red cedar hot tub with a reversible Rheem heat pump. The lush outdoor oasis is framed by fruit trees, including Meyer lemon, pineapple guava, papaya, lime, and tangerine, alongside sub-irrigated raised beds growing European strawberries, flat-leaf parsley, and artichokes. Permitted seismic retrofitting includes a floor-to-ceiling steel structural column, engineered shear walls, hold-downs, and anchor bolts. This home also features a new roof (2025), 200-amp electrical service (2023), Cat6 wiring (2021), Nest smart home features, double paned windows, two-car parking, a built-in garage workbench, and 400+ bottle wine storage.