Tucked between soaring glass towers you’ll find this delightful conversion building that has long been a part of the neighborhood fabric. Added to the National Register of Historic Places, here’s a brief summary of the building’s history and significance, as stated in the application:

Designed, by Frederick H. Meyer, FAIA (1876-1961), one of San Francisco’s most significant and prolific architects of the late nineteenth and. early Twentieth centuries, the Coffin-Redington Building is the only known extant example of Meyer’s design of a multi-faceted manufactory, which, in this instance, was an architecturally distinguished but understated, state-of-the-art pharmaceutical headquarters.

Number of Homes
59

Construction Schedule
1937/1998

Parking
Most homes have parking for one car, a few homes have no parking and some homes have two parking spots.