116-Year-Old Victorian Home Transformed Into $9M Dream House #renovation #luxury
In this video, Austin Klar showcases a 115‑year‑old Victorian residence in San Francisco’s Pacific Heights, originally designed by the renowned firm Bakewell and Brown—architects of the city’s iconic City Hall—shortly after the 1906 earthquake. The nearly 4,000‑square‑foot home has been completely overhauled by Mosaic Architecture, which introduced high‑end luxury elements such as a Swarovski crystal chandelier in the bedroom suite, multiple retractable‑door outdoor decks offering panoramic views of Alcatraz and the Golden Gate Bridge, a central courtyard, and a lower‑level backyard to promote seamless indoor‑outdoor living. The property debuted on the market in March for $10.5 million and has since been reduced to just under $9 million. Klar ends with a call to share the listing with interested buyers and to follow him for more San Francisco real‑estate content.
