An 875-square-foot former carriage house in San Francisco's Pacific Heights, designed by Julia Morgan in 1917, sold for $3.7 million. Originally built to serve a mansion on Billionaires' Row, it has a three-car garage and courtyard. The mansion next door, owned by Zynga founder Mark Pincus, sold for $17 million.
This might be the most expensive one-bedroom ever sold in San Francisco. The 875-square-foot single-family home in Pacific Heights sold for a whopping $3.7 million back in 2015. Why? Because it was designed by Julia Morgan, one of the Bay Area's most prolific architects, one of the world's best architects ever, who designed over 700 buildings in California, including Hearst Castle. The brick building at 2749 Pacific was actually first built in 1917 as a carriage house for this massive Pac Heights mansion on the street behind it, San Francisco's Billionaires' Row. The 12,000-square-foot mansion The mansion formerly belonged to Zynger founder Mark Pincus, who recently sold it for $17 million with plans to expand the 12,000-square-foot home into a 20,000-square-foot behemoth. The former servants' quarters might be small, but it's packed with amenities like this 3-car garage that aligns Pacific Avenue, as well as a massive courtyard and a ton of storage space. It's also the least expensive single-family home you'll ever get that close to San Francisco's Gold Coast. Follow me for more Bay Area history. [FOREIGN LANGUAGE]
