A Sleek Townhouse With Showstopping Views Lists for $8.5 Million on S.F.’s Telegraph Hill
If you're looking to leave your heart in San Francisco, this sleek contemporary abode on Telegraph Hill seems like a pretty good landing place.
The three-bedroom, five-bath home sits directly below the landmarked Coit Tower and sports views that include the downtown skyline and stretch all the way from the Golden Gate to the Bay Bridge. Designed by the late architect Lewis Butler of Butler Armsden Architects, it took 10 years to go from initial ideation to finished construction. Now on the market for $8.5 million, the listing is held by Howard Epstein at City Real Estate SF.
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Large windows in the living room look out on the Transamerica Pyramid.
Situated on a steep hillside, the property is a multilevel, glass-fronted structure with an elevator that shepherds you among the floors—and even to the two-car garage. The double-height living room is framed by Fleetwood windows that look out on the Transamerica Pyramid. You can also take in the scenery from the viewing deck, or snuggle up by the oversize fireplace. Above, the dining room overlooks the living space. The adjacent kitchen is decked out with wood cabinetry and Gaggenau appliances.
Up on the top floor, the primary bedroom is paired with an ample bathroom. Venetian plaster covers the bathroom walls, and the soaking tub and rainfall shower both have views of the San Francisco skyline. A large, wood-paneled walk-in closet completes the primary suite. Heading all the way down to the ground level, the interior is finished off with a casual family room and dining area, plus a chic wet bar for mixing up drinks.
The kitchen is paired with a lofted dining room that overlooks the living area.
Despite sitting in the middle of the city, the property includes more outdoor space than you might expect. The ground floor opens to a private landscaped patio, where you can take a pause amid all the hustle and bustle. If you want to be reminded of your surroundings, head up to the living roof deck: Comfy seating is bordered by flora, adding yet another touch of greenery to all the concrete and glass.
While the real-estate market in San Francisco took a bit of a dip due to the pandemic, it seems like the city is seeing a resurgence. A report from this summer attributed some of that bounce-back to the A.I. boom. The Telegraph Hill spread is just one of many luxury offerings that have hit the market in recent months. In May, a 1930s mansion in the Pacific Heights neighborhood listed for $19.5 million.
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