San Francisco Landmark No. 55: A Victorian Masterpiece in Pacific Heights
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A rare and irreplaceable offering in one of San Francisco's most coveted neighborhoods, the Sloss-Lilienthal House stands as a living testament to the city's Gilded Age ambitions — a San Francisco Landmark (No. 55) of extraordinary architectural pedigree, set on a prized double lot in the heart of Pacific Heights. Spanning 8,215 square feet across four distinct levels, this 1876 Italianate estate marries grand historic craftsmanship with thoughtfully updated modern amenities, offering six bedrooms, six full bathrooms, soaring 13-foot ceilings, and a four-car garage. Enrolled in the Mills Act program, the property offers not only unrivaled prestige but also significant, ongoing property tax advantages — a financial distinction as rare as the home itself.
Featured by Anne Laury
