A 1908 Pacific Heights mansion is being offered for the first time in 30 years: The 8,175-square-foot home has 7 bedrooms, period architecture, courtyards and views of San Francisco Bay and Alcatraz
- A historic mansion built for a prominent timber businessman in the years following San Francisco’s devastating 1906 earthquake has returned to the real estate market after nearly three decades.
- Known as Doe House, the 1908 residence in the city’s prestigious Pacific Heights neighbourhood is listed for $27 million, according to SFGATE and its Sotheby’s International Realty listing.
- Located at 2120 Washington Street, the 8,175-square-foot property combines early 20th-century architectural character with contemporary interiors, landscaped outdoor spaces and sweeping views of San Francisco Bay, Al
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- A historic mansion built for a prominent timber businessman in the years following San Francisco’s devastating 1906 earthquake has returned to the real estate market after nearly three decades.
- Known as Doe House, the 1908 residence in the city’s prestigious Pacific Heights neighbourhood is listed for $27 million, according to SFGATE and its Sotheby’s International Realty listing.
- Located at 2120 Washington Street, the 8,175-square-foot property combines early 20th-century architectural character with contemporary interiors, landscaped outdoor spaces and sweeping views of San Francisco Bay, Al
Sources: Times of India