2609 California Street, San Francisco | Presented by Payton + Binnings of Christie's International Real Estate | San Francisco | Marin

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Features

Grand Pacific Heights single-family home spread across four awe-inspiring levels
5 or 6 bedrooms depending on configuration, offering flexibility and versatility
5 full and 1 half bath; half bath conveniently centered near the public spaces
A very spacious ~4,645 square feet of living, with high ceilings and large picture windows
Formal receiving area (or parlor) adjacent to grand stairwell, centered by a fireplace
Formal living room with bay window and formal dining that can accommodate large 10-12 person tables
Chef's kitchen with with island, breakfast bar, Wolf cooktop, LG refrigerator, GE profile oven, LG dishwasher, powder green cabinets, and granite countertops
French doors from kitchen lead to side terrace and newly turfed backyard with rebuilt privacy fence
Primary suite with bay window, walk-in closet, jetted tub, separate stall shower, double vanities, and decorative fireplaces
Two additional bedrooms on the second level hallway connected by a Jack-and-Jill bathroom
Third floor bedroom with en-suite bath and tiled shower over tub
Secret office space accessible through bookshelf, with potential for 6th bedroom if needed
Sprawling lower level family room with French doors to yard and built-in display shelves
Full bath on lower level with vibrant tiles, stall shower, and pedestal sink
Garage accommodates 2-3 vehicles and include laundry facilities (LG washer and dryer)
Freshly painted interior, newly refinished oak hardwoods, and new stylish light fixtues
Two hot water heaters and centrally located furnace
Concrete perimeter foundation and newly epoxy-coated garage floor

Welcome to the wonderfully enchanting 2609 California Street, nestled in the heart of San Francisco's renowned Pacific Heights. Step into a world where the grace of the 1890s merges with modern luxuries, creating a symphony of old-world allure and contemporary comfort. The grand and expansive rooms invite you to unwind, blanketing you in warmth and character of a bygone era.

This four-story home boasts over 4,600 square feet of exquisite living space. The oak hardwood floors, ornate fireplaces, and decorative moldings serve as seasoned storytellers of the building's history. The formal receiving area (or parlor) welcomes guests and is centered by the home's grand stairase.

Formal rooms transition to casual as you delve deeper into the home. The chef's kitchen is adorned with stainless appliances and French doors lead to a charming patio, which spills into the newly landscaped yard. A powder room stands discreetly nearby, centrally located for convenience.

The grand staircase leads to the upper hall, which you'll find the primary suite tucked away for maximum privacy. A fireplace and bay window overlooking the south-facing garden add style and character. Indulge in the lavish bathroom featuring dual vanities, a jetted tub, and separate stall shower. Two additional bedrooms connected by a Jack and Jill bathroom await down the hallway.

Ascend to the top floor, where vaulted ceilings and stairwell skylight punctuate the experience. Views of Sutro Tower and St. Dominic's Cathedral may be enjoyed from this perch. Three more bedrooms, two full baths, and a secret home office (or sixth bedroom) hidden behind a cleverly designed bookshelf complete this level.

The lower level unveils a sprawling family room with French doors opening onto the garden-- which features a tiled patio, low-maintenance artificial turfed yard, and perimeter plants and flowers. A full bath is adjacent, saving trips back up the stairs. An underrated feature of the home is its enormous garage, which can accommodate 2-3 vehicles and also houses the laundry appliances.

Nestled between Fillmore and Divisadero, and a stone's throw from Alta Plaza Park, this prime location offers unparalleled convenience. Rarely do Victorians boasting such spaciousness, versatility, and modern updates grace the market.

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Neighborhood

Located atop San Francisco's most iconic ridge, Pacific Heights is an affluent neighborhood that offers breathtaking views of the San Francisco Bay, Golden Gate Bridge, Alcatraz, and the city skyline. This prestigious neighborhood is nestled between Presidio Avenue and Van Ness Avenue and is surrounded by other upscale neighborhoods such as Presidio Heights, Cow Hollow, and Russian Hill.

Pacific Heights is home to a diverse mix of affluent residents, including entrepreneurs, business executives, and celebrities. The neighborhood has become increasingly popular among tech industry moguls, venture capitalists, and international buyers, who are drawn to the area's prestige and exquisite homes.

The architecture in Pacific Heights is characterized by a wide range of styles, from Victorian and Edwardian to Beaux-Arts and modern designs. Many of these homes boast intricate details and beautiful facades. The neighborhood is also known for its historic mansions, such as the Spreckels Mansion, the Haas-Lilienthal House, and the Flood Mansion, some of which have been converted into private schools or cultural institutions.

Adding to the charm of Pacific Heights are its lovely parks, Alta Plaza Park and Lafayette Park, which provide residents with green spaces for relaxation, exercise, and enjoying stunning views. Throughout the year, these parks host various events, contributing to the vibrant community atmosphere.

The bustling Fillmore Street commercial district runs through Pacific Heights, offering residents an array of upscale shopping, dining, and entertainment options. The neighborhood's high real estate prices reflect its desirability and impressive architecture, with homes reaching well into the 10+ million-dollar range.

Pacific Heights is also home to several prestigious private schools, including Town School for Boys, Convent & Stuart Hall, and San Francisco University High School, making it an attractive destination for families.

In sum, Pacific Heights is a neighborhood that exudes luxury, elegance, and panoramic views of San Francisco and its surroundings. Its impressive homes, rich history, and prestigious location continue to attract discerning and affluent clientele who appreciate the unique charm of this exceptional community.