Austin Klar tours 38 Presidio Terrace, one of 36 homes in San Francisco's only private gated community. The 8,000-plus-square-foot house sits on a third acre with coffered ceilings and fireplaces throughout. Listed at $12.5 million, it needs work but architect David Armour is already designing a renovation.
I'm gonna bet you've never seen a house like this in San Francisco before. 38 Presidio Terrace is one of just 36 residences in San Francisco's only private gated community, and it sits perched above the entire neighborhood on about a third of an acre of immaculately manicured land, which is almost unheard of in San Francisco. I can't overstate how special the millwork, coffered ceilings, fireplaces, and the overall scale of the rooms and windows are in this home. It's truly one of the most spectacular residences I've toured this year. And if the home wasn't special enough already, there's over 2,300 square feet of additional space space on the lower level prime for expansion with sufficient ceiling heights for living space that would bring the total footage of this place to over 8,000 square feet. A redesign concept is already in process from renowned local architect David Armour, so you know it's in good hands. The home recently hit the market for $12.5 million, and it definitely needs work, but there's so much of it worth preserving, and I hope whoever buys it takes good care of it. Share this with someone who would love this home and follow me for more Bay Area real estate.
