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$6,800,000
2 Beds ⋅ 2 Baths ⋅ 426146401 MLS
Set along the coveted 1000 block of Vallejo Street at the crest of Russian Hill, 1059 Vallejo enjoys one of San Francisco's most sought-after settings. Designed by architect Clifford Conly in 1954, the residence combines striking architecture, privacy and indoor-outdoor living, with nearly nine-foot ceilings throughout. A skylit, double-height entry introduces the home, where a sculptural curved staircase rises through a stair hall lined with Italian wallpaper beneath a porthole skylight. The main floor unites the living room, dining room and kitchen in an open arrangement with travertine floors. A carved stone fireplace anchors the living room, while a circular chandelier and mirrored wall define the dining area. The kitchen features European appliances, granite countertops and a breakfast area overlooking the garden. Walls of glass connect the living spaces to the private courtyard and pool. Enclosed by mature palms and verdant landscaping, the courtyard incorporates lush turf and travertine terraces for dining, lounging and entertaining. At its center, a heated counter-current pool creates a rare retreat in the heart of the city. The second level is devoted to a full-floor primary suite with a sitting area, fireplace, two-person office and balcony overlooking the pool. The en-suite bath features Venetian plaster, granite countertops, a stainless-steel soaking tub and separate steam shower enclosed by a curved glass wall. The third level comprises an additional suite opening to a private terrace with sweeping city, Bay & partial Golden Gate Bridge views. The suite continues with a sitting area, fireplace, wet bar, balcony overlooking the garden, and spa-like bath with a large shower, built-in bench and double vanity. Garage parking for one to two cars, substantial storage and a well-appointed laundry area complete the home. Set on a private cul-de-sac, 1059 Vallejo enjoys seclusion in the heart of the city. At the end of the street a community park offers city and Bay views, while a nearby stairway leads to Ina Coolbrith Park. Hyde and Polk Street dining, North Beach and San Francisco's waterfront are moments away.

1059 Vallejo Street, San Francisco
$5,250,000
426142121 MLS
A rare and fully entitled development opportunity in one of San Francisco's most coveted waterfront corridors. Situated at the corner of Larkin & North Point St. in Russian Hill - directly across from the iconic Ghirardelli Square clock tower, 3000 Larkin Street offers an exceptionally positioned infill site with approved entitlements for five luxury condominium residences and one ground-floor commercial unit. The approved project encompasses approximately 7,389 square feet of residential space across five thoughtfully scaled homes, averaging 1,478 SF per residence, plus 719 SF of commercial space and a fully programmed garage and common area package. The entitlements are in place - the hard work of navigating San Francisco's complex permitting environment is done. The location speaks for itself. Steps from Aquatic Park, Fort Mason, and the Hyde Street Pier, the site commands sweeping views of the San Francisco Bay, Alcatraz Island, and the Golden Gate Bridge. Ghirardelli Square and Gary Danko are at the doorstep. Francisco Park is adjacent. For the developer seeking a shovel-ready luxury project in a market defined by scarcity, irreplaceable setting, and enduring demand, this is a singular opportunity.

3000 Larkin Street, San Francisco
$19,500,000
5 Beds ⋅ 7 Baths ⋅ 426142708 MLS
A rare offering - a modern architectural masterwork commanding sweeping, unobstructed views of San Francisco's most iconic landmarks, distinguished further by its own private, gated porte-cochere. Nestled within the coveted enclave of Russian Hill, this extraordinary two-residence boutique building lives with all the privacy, grandeur, and intimacy of a world-class single-family estate. Conceived by celebrated architect David Swetz as a deliberate work of art, the property encompasses five bedrooms, five full baths, and three powder rooms across approx. 6,000 square feet of masterfully realized living space. At the heart of the home rises a breathtaking polished plaster spiral staircase, at once a sculptural centerpiece and an architectural declaration of intent, setting the tone for the refined craftsmanship that permeates every level. The main level unfolds as an expansive, light-filled canvas of open-plan living and dining, anchored by a chef's kitchen of the highest order, outfitted with professional-grade appliances, bespoke hardwood cabinetry, dramatic contrasting marble surfaces, and couture designer fixtures. The primary suite is a study in serene luxury: an expansive custom-designed walk-in closet flows into a spa-caliber bath enveloped entirely in a single, continuous slab of white Italian marble - a singular detail that speaks to the uncompromising vision behind every square foot of this residence. A dedicated wellness space rounds out the private quarters, complete with a state-of-the-art infrared sauna and cold plunge pool - a curated retreat conceived for restoration, recovery, and the deliberate cultivation of well-being. At the apex, the Penthouse level ascends to a realm of effortless entertaining: a sophisticated media and family room anchored by a second full chef's kitchen. Dramatic in its transparency, the space is framed by an expansive wall of glass that dissolves the boundary between interior and sky. Beyond, a generous terrace opens directly to one of San Francisco's most coveted panoramas of the Golden Gate Bridge, the Palace of Fine Arts, and the shimmering Bay. It is a view that renders every gathering an occasion. The residence is further distinguished by a four-car private garage, a rooftop sky deck, and a private elevator serving all four levels, ensuring that every arrival, every ascent, and every moment within these walls feels precisely as extraordinary as the address itself.

1281-1283 Greenwich Street, San Francisco