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[post_content] => Tourists flock to WPA murals that grace a monument to firefighters while parrots flock to whatever neighborhood park feels nice. Looking for a front row seat to sunrises and sunsets on the San Francisco Bay from your own slice of the hill? You've arrived, so sit back and enjoy the show.
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ffd_listing_title, 340 Lombard Street, San Francisco, CA, 94133
ffd_mls_id, 422643069
ffd_salesforce_id, a0E8W00000VvmrJUAR
num_of_rooms__c, 0
of_units__c, 3
address2__c, 340 Lombard Street, San Francisco, CA, 94133
pba__address_pb__c, 340 Lombard Street, San Francisco, CA, 94133
agent_only_remarks__c, Please contact Carol to schedule a showing, [email protected].
ffd_description_pb, This one-of-a-kind architectural triumph, with design by Jim Jennings Architecture was created over a 3 year period on an extra-large parcel on Telegraph Hill. Iconic bay views especially from the rooftop terrace. This home's discreet street entrance opens to a generous front court for outdoor entertaining & then to the 4-story home,with all levels connected by elevator. Simple geometric forms were designed to blend in with the residential cityscape. The structural center anchor of the home is a 50-foot-tall poured concrete cylinder - a transitional space with glass bridge walkways connecting overhead rooms & a glass ceiling that serves as a rooftop terrace. Each room in the home has a unique character, including ceiling heights, but all open to a private patio or balcony. Almost every room has a rectangular bay window that projects out from the building envelope, & most can be closed off w/hidden pocket doors for added privacy. The interiors are designed w/display of fine art in mind.
340 Lombard Street, San Francisco, CA, 94133 - Property Description
This one-of-a-kind architectural triumph, with design by Jim Jennings Architecture was created over a 3 year period on an extra-large parcel on Telegraph Hill. Iconic bay views especially from the rooftop terrace. This home's discreet street entrance opens to a generous front court for outdoor entertaining & then to the 4-story home,with all levels connected by elevator. Simple geometric forms were designed to blend in with the residential cityscape. The structural center anchor of the home is a 50-foot-tall poured concrete cylinder - a transitional space with glass bridge walkways connecting overhead rooms & a glass ceiling that serves as a rooftop terrace. Each room in the home has a unique character, including ceiling heights, but all open to a private patio or balcony. Almost every room has a rectangular bay window that projects out from the building envelope, & most can be closed off w/hidden pocket doors for added privacy. The interiors are designed w/display of fine art in mind.
