Austin Klar tours a 5,000-square-foot co-op in San Francisco's most prestigious building, designed by Conrad Mustdorfer. The full-floor unit has three bedrooms, 4.5 baths, views of the Golden Gate Bridge, and is listed at $14 million with a $5,505 monthly HOA fee.
This is one of the most desirable co-op buildings in all of San Francisco, and it has some serious architectural pedigree behind it. Over 100 years ago, architect Conrad Mustdorfer was commissioned to design this 7-unit masterpiece at the north corner of Lafayette Park, and each of the full-floor units inside are just as special as the building outside. And one of them, this 3-bed, 4.5-bath, nearly 5,000-square-foot unit just hit the market, ready to be reimagined and hopefully tastefully preserved by the next owner. Designed by Tucker and Marks as well as Andrew Skurman, the full-floor unit has gorgeous parquet floors, one of the coolest libraries I've ever seen, and unbelievable north-facing views spanning all the way from the Golden Gate Bridge across the San Francisco Bay, as well as south-facing views of Lafayette Park. All the rooms are incredibly spacious and make you feel like you're living in an estate rather than an apartment building, and it even comes with 3 parking spaces and 2 storage areas. The iconic flat recently hit the market for $14 million, and HOAs for the unit are $5,505 a month. Let me know what you think it's worth in the comments and follow me for more Bay Area real estate.
