Austin Klar tours a 5,700 sq ft full-floor penthouse at 2006 Washington Street in Pacific Heights, listed at $29 million. A private elevator opens into an octagonal domed foyer with 12-foot ceilings and 18th-century Italian stone. The wraparound terrace offers unobstructed 360-degree city views.
Sometimes you just walk into a place and know you're in for something special. This is hands down the most opulent co-op I've ever seen and has the best views of any property in all of San Francisco. The 3-bed, 3-full bath, 2-half bath, 5,700 square foot unit is the highest full floor unit at 2006 Washington Street, known as the most desirable building in San Francisco, and it does not disappoint. The elevator opens up directly into the unit, leading to an octagonal domed entryway with plaster ceilings and patterned quartzite and marble floors. Every room has incredible scale and detail, 12-foot ceilings with intricate moldings, 18th-century Italian stone, parquet floors, custom cabinets, and a hidden catering kitchen when you want to entertain without all the prep visible from the main living spaces. But what makes this unit truly one of a kind are the Palladian-style doors surrounding the property, leading to a wraparound terrace offering unobstructed 360-degree views of the entire city. The unit is listed at $29 million, and HOAs for the unit are nearly $12,000 a month, which goes toward a full-time attendant lobby, parking for 2 vehicles, storage, and security.
