A 100-year-old penthouse duplex in Pacific Heights designed by architect Andrew Skurman sold for $16 million, the exact same price it sold for in 2014. The 6,200 sq ft co-op spans two levels with four bedrooms and marble finishes, but sat on the market for years before selling $9 million below asking.
One of only two pre-war penthouse duplexes in Pacific Heights just sold for the same price that it last sold in 2014. The 100-year-old co-op designed by Andrew Skurman had 4 bedrooms, 4 full bathrooms, 2 half bathrooms, and 6,200 square feet of living space across 2 levels. And it's one of the most elegant co-ops you'll ever see, from the curvilinear staircase to the beautiful marble finishes to the incredible views all around San Francisco, plus a north-facing view terrace. It is no surprise at all why this unit won the Julia Morgan Award from the Institute of Classical Architecture and Arts. This co-op was on and off the market for several years before selling for $16 million, $9 million under its initial ask. And HOAs for the unit were a staggering $5,725 a month. Follow me for more of the best Bay Area real estate.
