3513 Jackson St | Presidio Heights | $3,500,000

Located on one of the best, flat blocks in Presidio Heights - this stately home is a generational opportunity. Designed by noted architect, Newton Tharp and built in 1910, the facade has many details common to the Tudor period and features a lovely front patio area and secure, gated, entrance. The main floor features generous public rooms with a pretty foyer, large formal living room with wood burning fireplace, formal dining room and sunny kitchen opening to a den and walk-out south garden. There is a sweet butler's pantry and utility room or home work space also with outlooks to the garden. The upstairs bedroom level enjoys a primary bedroom with en-suite bath and 2 additional bedrooms with a hall bath. There is an additional 840 square feet (per graphic artist) of lower level space for future development within the envelope. The home has recently been painted throughout the interior and exterior and has a new roof. Laundry is located on the lower level with access from the kitchen. Enjoy the best of Presidio Heights living with easy access to the Presidio, Laurel Village, fun shopping and dining on Sacramento. Neighborhood favorites including Spruce, Garibaldi's and As Quoted are just a few blocks away.

[@ekw5727]

Appreciate that you include the price of the home in the description

[@christinecamley]

Gorgeous home!

[@VegasVaron]

Nice home, but alas no views of the bridge or the Bay.

[@nikitabernard1255]

What's wrong with you people, everything is not about view if you want view then you should live in the sky. That's why the system will con you'll and make allu spend money you don't have.

[@markpinera415]

Beautiful

[@lacarlousjackson8]

San Francisco is one of the beautiful largest city in the world 🌎 I love my city ❤

[@cw5451]

San Francisco has been my favorite city to visit! I keep hearing that San Francisco is in awful shape these days with feces on the sidewalks and massive homelessness. Is it as awful as it sounds these days?

[@billstreet5043]

@@cw5451 just like every city there are bad parts, ie the tenderloin, but the presidio, marina, pac heights, north beach, mission, and sunset are all thriving