The 577 Compound in Photos
- The renovated 1915 bungalow in San Francisco features a two-bedroom, one-bath art studio/guesthouse with original brick fireplace and vaulted, open spaces.
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The original two-bedroom, one-bath bungalow dates back to 1915.
The renovated bungalow, which currently serves as an art studio/guesthouse, retains the original brick fireplace.
Walls and ceilings were removed to create vaulted, open spaces.
A window-lined work nook.
The kitchen.
One of two bedrooms.
The other bedroom.
A tiled bath with an industrial-style sink.
With two bedrooms and two-and-a-half baths in 1,200 square feet, the two-story ADU serves as the main residence.
Floor-to-ceiling sliding glass doors open to the living, dining, and kitchen areas.
The living area.
The dining and kitchen area.
A sculptural spiral staircase heads upstairs, where two en-suite bedrooms are connected by a catwalk and a shared balcony shaded by movable perforated metal panels.
The bedroom to the right of the staircase.
Its bath.
The bedroom to the left of the staircase.
Its bath.
A central courtyard between the homes acts as a shared gathering space, with an outdoor kitchen, fire pit, and decomposed granite pad ready for movies and events.
An aerial view of the compound, which has views stretching from the Hollywood Sign to the San Gabriel Mountains.
