Below The Surface Of 50 Saint Germain
While hinting at what might lie below, the street view of 50 Saint Germain is but the tip of the 5,400 square foot Clarendon Heights contemporatry view-tastic iceberg. Five bedrooms,…
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While hinting at what might lie below, the street view of 50 Saint Germain is but the tip of the 5,400 square foot Clarendon Heights contemporatry view-tastic iceberg. Five bedrooms,…
As the exterior of 1919 Vallejo looked in 2006 when purchased for $2,960,000 above, as it looks today below. Can you spot the difference? And while the interior had been…
The Stanley Saitowitz design for 555 Fulton (click image to enlarge) has been “refined” a bit since a plugged-in tipster first forwarded the renderings three years ago. New details for…
While we typically cringe when “period details” are painted over, in this case we like the overall effect (not to mention curb appeal). Asking $2,395,000 when listed in September 2008,…
San Francisco’s full Board of Supervisors will now need to vote, but the board’s Land Use and Economic Development Committee has given the thumbs up to zoning changes that would…
From the Mayor’s Office by way of a plugged-in tipster (and SFAppeal): Mayor Gavin Newsom announced today that the City has reached a proposed agreement with the San Francisco Museum…
As we wrote a year ago: In the words of a plugged-in tipster…“The empty lot where Flora Grubb used to be on Guerrero at 23rd is being excavated as we…
We see good bones and a relatively unrenovated kitchen and baths (which we actually prefer when buying) inside the Henry Doelger designed home at 1862 15th Avenue. And yes, it’s…
The 1970’s construction at the corner of Valencia and Hill was home to Kentucky Fried Chicken prior to becoming “Spork” in 2006. And as is proposed, the one-story building would…
Listed for $3,350,000 last June but then withdrawn from the market last October, the AIA award winning 147 Laidley designed by and for Zack | de Vito Architecture is back…