1110 Page Street

ARTFULLY MODERN VICTORIAN

Overview:

Hidden behind the facade of this turn-of-century Victorian is a true Grande Dame. The combination of original Victorian architecture with an elegant and timeless modernization proves to be the most desirable type of home in San Francisco. This unusually large, top floor, 2-level, 2550 sq ft condominium is graceful and romantic, yet sophisticated, artful and dramatic. A breathtaking 4-bedroom, 2-bath condo that lives like a single family home in a neighborhood that mixes a charming residential feel with vibrant amenities.

On the main level is a classic and flexible floor plan with all of the ornate details you come to expect from this vintage, plus a few unexpected modern touches. High ceilings capture the abundant light. Custom lighting adds a whimsical sensibility. Spare white walls encased by original moldings showcase an art collector’s point of view. A formal living room and dining room are situated at the front of the home. At the back is a casual den, breakfast sunroom and modern kitchen with high-end appliances and a custom temperature controlled 700-bottle wine room. 2 bedrooms and a full bathroom complete this level.

Upstairs is an impressive penthouse suite with exposed rafters and brick chimney juxtaposed with a modern master bathroom. Skylights let the sun pour through the high-pitched ceilings with views to the North from the small balcony. The fourth and equally impressive bedroom is at the other end of this level with the same high ceilings and exposed rafters.

In one of San Francisco’s most vibrant and growing apex of neighborhoods, 1110 Page Street offers a sweet residential block within walking distance to the ever-evolving Divisadero Corridor, NOPA, Haight, Alamo Square and Duboce Triangle; all offering an array of restaurants, shops and bars. Transportation is extensive: Muni lines 21, 24, 22, 6, 7 and the N-Judah take you to all ends of town. Shuttle stops at Haight/Divis and Hayes/Steiner are steps away.

The indefinable romance of this historic architecture can never be reproduced; the patina created over time is singular and specific. 1110 Page is truly one of the few moments when a modern feeling can exist seamlessly with that history.