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3100 Pacific
San Francisco
$15,000,000
3100 Pacific crowns the hilltop above the Lyon Street
steps as the newest addition to the well established
architectural tradition of luxury homes found in San
Francisco's most prestigious neighborhood. Conceived
as a blending of California sensibility with European
flair, this 11,000 square foot residence presents
itself with gracious propriety to street side neighbors,
while maintaining the private sense of calm associated
with the natural tranquility of the Presidio, thus
obtaining a perfect combination of town and country.
The exterior of the house is simple with touches of
elegance. A single articulated stone cornice caps
the plaster walls which are troweled to a fine smooth
finish and devoid of superfluous ornamentation. Bronze
clad windows sit deep in their openings over natural
stone sills. The hand cut slate roof confidently offers
decades of protection from the harsh exposure to sun
and wind.
Inside the residence, this theme of simple elegance
continues with a formal layout of
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6/7 full, 2 half |
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10,260 sq ft |
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4731 sq ft |
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Pacific Hights |
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spacious rooms organized
to facilitate both the grandest of social galas and
the most intimate of family gatherings.
The first floor sets the stage for hosting events
of all sizes. The covered entry way opens onto the
reception foyer where guests can be greeted before
proceeding forth to the magnificent double height
Great Room. French doors open on to terraces on both
the North and East side. Lower to the West is the
Study, also with its own private terrace nearly enclosed
with the lush foliage of the adjacent forest of pine,
eucalyptus and cypress tress. A guest suite, sitting
parlour and powder room compliment the amenities on
the first floor.
From the Entry Foyer, a sculptural winding stair provides
access to the second floor level for formal dining
and informal entertaining. The South facing rooms
at the front on the second floor open onto one another
for the entire width of the house. The breakfast area
situates to the West with rooftop views and a private
balcony. In the center the kitchen is designed as
an informal family gathering area that functions with
the logical layout of a commercial kitchen and an
arsenal of professional appliances. A granite working
surface stretches over a central island ending in
bar seating for family or guests. The divided layout
separates the cooking and prep areas from the cleaning
and dishware, spelling efficiency for both form and
function. To the East of this conjoined space is a
family area with seating for an entertainment center
and floor to ceiling French doors that capture the
first views of the bay and downtown.
The third floor is strictly for the family. The capacious
Master Suite unfolds in layers from the buffer of
a private vestibule, to the sanctuary of the soaking
tub and steam room. Mornings start selecting from
the ample closet space lining both his and her dressing
rooms, and evenings end with sunsets on the private
balcony amid the sounds of wind whispering through
the tree tops. For the kids, bedrooms 1 thru 3 each
come with their own full bath, closet and French windows
that open on to some of the most spectacular cityscape
views that San Francisco has to offer.
For late night star gazing or afternoon sun bathing
above the view of prying eyes, the roof terrace is
accessed by both a circular stair and the house elevator.
In congruence with dazzling 360 degree views, the
roof is designed for flexibility of use and has open
ended possibilities ranging from a simple deck and
hot tub to a fully planted living garden. |
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