The jewel of this home is its glass-enclosed atrium inspired by Philip Johnson's iconic Glass House where a two-story ceiling captures eastern and southern light. An elegantly arched bamboo ceiling flows over the wet bar, framing views of the garden beyond. Cherry wood floors, bamboo cabinetry, and glass railings create a sophisticated indoor-outdoor connection. Classic cove ceilings complement traditional box-beam details in the formal dining room, demonstrating a rare depth of character throughout.

The lower level opens to a secluded east-facing patio and garden, offering versatile space for guests, creative pursuits, or relaxation. The garden suite bedroom, ensuite bath and lounge area open to the patio with infrastructure

for a hot tub, integrated gass grill and mature landscaping. Two-story art walls, tile flooring, sliding glass doors complete the sophisticated indoor-outdoor living experience.

Light, Space, Artistry, Timeless Quality, Rare Availability

An original tiled working fireplace, bay windows, double parlor doors and cove ceilings outfit the west facing living room. The dining room opens on one side to the atrium and gardens beyond and to the living room through double parlor doors opposite . Box beam ceiling, high wainscoting with a plate shelf, built in buffet with stained glass doors complete the intimate formal dining room.

The upper level primary bedroom with an east facing deck overlooking the city skyline provides an aesthetically rich slow start to each day. Exquisitely remodeled bathroom and two additional west facing bedrooms complete the upper level floor plan. Ample closets, period light fixtures and beautiful hardwood flooring add ambiance and warmth to functionality. In a district where quality-of-life homes are seldom available and highly sought after, this residence represents a singular opportunity to embrace refined San Francisco living at its finest.