May 18, 2007

The Scoop On 168 Yerba Buena Avenue (And St. Francis Court)

168 Yerba Buena Avenue: Model (Image Source: acabado.com)

If you happened to like “Solaria” (166 Yerba Buena) but the six (plus) car garage just wasn’t going to be big enough, perhaps 168 Yerba Buena will do the trick.

This exquisite structure is inspired by Italian villas along Amalfi Drive on the Mediterranean coast line. The building under construction is two levels over garage/basement. Ground floor has seven car parking or storage for 11 to 12 cars. The structure is one of two SFR's in a gated enclave with breathtaking Pacific Ocean views. The offering price includes a custom finished home. The buyers have the opportunity to select finishing touches to suit their own individual taste, prior to completion.

168 Yerba Buena is currently on the market for $12,700,000 and together with “Solaria” (which is still available) comprise the newly developed "St. Francis Court."

St. Francis Court: Model (Image Source: acabado.com)

Not that it should necessarily matter, but do keep in mind that despite the “St. Francis Court” moniker it’s officially Monterey Heights (but just barely). According to a “plugged-in” tipster, “[t]hese properties missed the "illustrious" St. Francis Wood by a few feet, and the St. Francis Wood sign/gate/column/light post had to be moved over to accommodate the property's driveway.

The SocketSite Scoop On “Solaria” (166 Yerba Buena Ave) [SocketSite]
Listing: 168 Yerba Buena Avenue (5/7.5) - $12,700,000 [MLS]
Acabado International: St. Francis Court [acabado.com]

First Published: May 18, 2007 8:22 AM

Comments from "Plugged In" Readers

Is it just me or does that look like somethi8ng from the set of Mr. Rodgers?

Posted by: eddy at May 18, 2007 10:07 AM

The artist's renderings remind me of something out of Sim City.

[Editor’s Note: They’re actually not renderings but pictures of a 5’x3’ architectural model.]

Posted by: anon at May 18, 2007 10:20 AM

It's a beautiful day in the mansions-with-multiple-parking neighborhood, a beautiful day for a mansion-with-multiple-parking living neighbor, won't you be mine....

Posted by: fogfan at May 19, 2007 12:15 PM

My thoughts exactly. Someone has definitely ridden Trolley to the Neighborhood of Make Believe!

Posted by: Prince Tuesday at May 20, 2007 12:22 PM

Tinted windows - icky!

Trully the degenerate character of the rich is palpable in their window tints.

Posted by: dissent at May 20, 2007 6:09 PM

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