A Mid-Century Masterwork Perched Above the City
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Commissioned in the late 1960s and brought to life by Robert Arrigoni of BAR Architects, 111 Edgehill Way is among San Francisco's most architecturally significant private residences — a sculptural estate where twenty-foot ceilings, herringbone floors, and sweeping Pacific views coexist with the warmth and ease of a true family home. Six bedrooms on a single level, a 2,000-square-foot lower level, and a primary suite spanning the entire western facade speak to a rare generosity of scale. This is not simply a house of exceptional design — it is a living work of art with decades of history, heart, and intention woven into every detail.
Featured by Neal Allen Ward
