Ken Fulk redesigned this full-floor 1925 coop in Pacific Heights, keeping original details like coffered ceilings but choosing a neutral palette instead of his usual opulence. Three bedrooms, 3,300 square feet, Golden Gate Bridge views, listed at $8.75 million with $3,700 monthly HOA fees.
This San Francisco co-op designed by world-renowned interior designer Ken Folk is one of the most beautiful units I've ever seen. Built in 1925, Unit 8 at 1940 Broadway Street is a full-floor, 3-bed, 3-bath, over 3,300-square-foot unit with jaw-dropping views of the Golden Gate Bridge and San Francisco Bay. Probably the most notable aspect of this unit is that it was designed by Ken Folk, but not the Ken Folk that we're used to today, the super overly opulent Ken Folk. The tones of this unit, while still striking, are definitely more neutral and more understated than we're used to with Ken Folk. And much of the original details like the wall paneling and coffered ceilings have been beautifully preserved. Unit came on the market at $8.75 million with HOAs of over $3,700 a month, and amenities include a private residence park, 2 parking spots, 2 storage rooms, and a live-in building manager. Follow me for more of the best Bay Area real estate.
