This $4.8M San Francisco Home Comes With a Guesthouse and a Secret Garden
The revamped 1906 property includes a two dwellings connected by a wild backyard.
The revamped 1906 property includes a two dwellings connected by a wild backyard.
Location: 965-967 Natoma Street, San Francisco, California
Price: $4,800,000
Year Built: 1906
Footprint: 3,475 square feet (five bedrooms, five baths)
From the Agent: "A majestic compound of two historic buildings is now on the market in San Francisco. Representing a powerful lure to creative souls, this city estate will serve those who crave the natural world and city centrality in equal measure. With a powerful history from earthquake shelters to pipe organ manufacture to ecstatic bath house and antiques import, the rich provenance, and the rustic elegance of this place results from the devotion of hands and minds. With serene, beautifully articulated water elements at its urban heart, the home is a lush world of pure wonder. These two well-appointed dwellings offer a divine retreat, as well as potential for large-scale entertaining."
Each house has its own entrance and private one-car garage.
Photo by Joseph Schell Photography for Sotheby’s International Realty
Photo by Joseph Schell Photography for Sotheby’s International Realty
The main residence features an open floor plan, complete with exposed beams, refinished hardwood floors, and tall windows facing the rear garden.
Photo by Joseph Schell Photography for Sotheby’s International Realty
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