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[post_content] => Where palatial estates actually are palatial estates. Le Petit Trianon, to name just one. Notable homes by notable San Francisco architects like Bernard Maybeck, Ernest Coxhead, Julia Morgan, William F. Knowles, and Willis Polk. Walk north to the Presidio & Golden Gate National Recreation Area. Shop a few blocks south in Laurel Village. Life is good.
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Built in 1905, this elegant Colonial Revival home presents original period detail on a grand scale. The superb main rooms exhibit the characteristics that define this tasteful period home - herringbone parquet floors, stained-glass windows, arched doorways and Greek-inspired columns. The upper level floor plan boasts four bedrooms with two spacious en-suites with fireplaces. Au-pair apartment downstairs with its own entrance, bath, and small kitchen. 1 car garage attached with a gated entrance. This grand residence's century old architectural history, combined with the benefits of modernization, offers the lasting appeal of tradition to provide an updated and gracious lifestyle in one of the City's most sought-after neighborhoods.
