Tour an Architectural Masterpiece in San Francisco

I guarantee you've never seen a house like this before in San Francisco. This 10,121-square-foot mid-century home is an architectural marvel rarely available in the city. The 8-bedroom home was conceived in the 1960s by a stratospheric team of architects, including Robert Aragoni, Howard Bakken, and Dale Benedict, and they did an incredible job mixing the brutalist exposed concrete structure with warmer wood tones throughout the space to make it feel more like home and more inviting. The space has jaw-dropping scale and was made for entertaining, from 20-foot ceilings in the great room, glass walls curving around the house, and sky Skylights bringing in natural light to an imposing catwalk above the main living space connecting to a 14-person dining room. The home also has 6 bedrooms on one level, which is unheard of in San Francisco. There's also an unfinished roof with 360-degree views on clear days all the way to the Golden Gate Bridge, plus a 4-car garage. Getting a home of this scale and architectural pedigree is near impossible at the price point. The home recently hit the market for $10 million, which is a lot of money for sure, but when you consider the size— under $1,000 a foot— very tough to find anything like this anywhere close to that. When you buy this, you're not just buying a home, you're buying a piece of art. Share this with someone who would love this home's architecture and follow me for more Bay Area real estate.