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847 Fillmore - 4619 Sq. Ft. Victorian Masterpiece with Roof Deck on an Oversized Lot in Alamo Square
$3,995,000
847 Fillmore Street, San Francisco
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Mollie Poe + Declan Hickey
Mollie Poe + Declan Hickey
Features
847 Fillmore Street – a Victorian Masterpiece, nestled in the heart of the Alamo Square Historic District, just a block from the iconic Painted Ladies and Alamo Square Park.
Seismically upgraded, and situated on a rare oversized lot (4,727 sq ft / 34.4’ wide x 137.5’ deep), and featuring a new 480 sq ft roof deck made from sustainable Ipé wood, you'll enjoy breathtaking, unobstructed jaw-dropping views of the San Francisco skyline and a postcard-perfect view of City Hall.
A fabulous large walk-out yard, and renovated details top-to-bottom, this 4,619 sq home masterfully combines 19th-century charm with 21st-century design. This Victorian Gem is a rare find.
Seismically upgraded, and situated on a rare oversized lot (4,727 sq ft / 34.4’ wide x 137.5’ deep), and featuring a new 480 sq ft roof deck made from sustainable Ipé wood, you'll enjoy breathtaking, unobstructed jaw-dropping views of the San Francisco skyline and a postcard-perfect view of City Hall.
A fabulous large walk-out yard, and renovated details top-to-bottom, this 4,619 sq home masterfully combines 19th-century charm with 21st-century design. This Victorian Gem is a rare find.
847 Fillmore Street – a Victorian Masterpiece, nestled in the heart of the Alamo Square Historic District, just a block from the iconic Painted Ladies and Alamo Square Park.
Seismically upgraded and situated on a rare, oversized lot (4,727 sq ft / 34.4’ wide x 137.5’ deep) featuring a new 480 sq ft roof deck made from sustainable Ipé wood, offering breathtaking, unobstructed jaw-dropping views of the San Francisco skyline and a postcard-perfect view of City Hall, this Victorian Gem is a rare find. Featuring a fabulous large walk-out yard for entertaining, renovated details top-to-bottom including significant seismic upgrades, this 4,619 sq home masterfully combines 19th-century charm with 21st-century design.
Legally classified as a two-unit building, this residence offers versatility and space. Its main house features 3 large bedrooms and 2 beautiful baths, perfectly appointed on its 'bedroom level'. Continue up the stairway to discover the newly permitted roof deck (approx 480 sq ft) offering panoramic, 360-degree views of downtown San Francisco. It's the perfect private retreat for soaking in the beauty of the City. On the home's main level, incredibly expansive living areas do not disappoint; a stately formal living room, a formal dining room with elegant pocket doors, and a spacious family/media room/kitchen with four sets of French doors lead to a lush, landscaped backyard.
On the lower level, you'll find a fully independent one-bedroom, one-bath unit with its own modern kitchen equipped with new LG appliances— a perfect retreat for guests, in-laws, or an avenue for rental income in this wildly popular central location. This level also includes a family / media room and an additional 500+ sq ft of storage with space for a secondary washer/dryer, and includes two Eurocave wine cabinets.
- European white oak floors throughout the home
- Gourmet Thermador appliance package and a quartz waterfall island that seats 4-5
- Four wood-burning fireplaces for cozy living
- 2–3 Car parking (depending on vehicle size)
- Newly constructed 480 sq ft rooftop deck made from sustainable Ipé
- Situated on a rare, oversized lot (4,727 sq ft / 34.4’ wide x 137.5’ deep)
- King-size backyard with a pergola & hammock, an irrigated garden box, a garden shed, and a 250 sq ft wraparound deck; a perfect scene for BBQs and outdoor entertaining of almost any size
- New roof and substantial seismic upgrades
847 Fillmore Street effortlessly marries timeless charm with modern luxury, offering an unparalleled living experience in one of the city’s most sought-after neighborhoods.
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Neighborhood
Located just south of Pacific Heights and northeast of Cole Valley, Alamo Square is home to one of the world's most famous views. The Painted Ladies that run along Steiner and face Alamo Square Park make up one of the city's most recognizable landmarks, so much so that the area was nicknamed Postcard Row. Visitors and prospective residents may also recognize Alamo Square as the setting for the popular sitcom Full House.
However, there is much more to this neighborhood than just a photo opportunity. Despite being somewhat off the beaten path, Alamo Square attracts its fair share of tourists, who can often be spotted strolling with cameras while viewing such historic treasures as the Westerfield Mansion, the Chateau Tivoli, and the Archbishop's Mansion.
The heart of the neighborhood is Alamo Square Park, which is located in between Fulton and Hayes Street. Park amenities include a dog run, playground and popular tennis courts, all with incredible panoramic views of San Francisco. Additionally, a $5.3 Million renovation was completed in 2017. The original plan was to update the irrigation systems, but the project expanded into adding new trees, new walking paths, and even a new bathroom near the playground. The renovation truly demonstrates the passion and pride Alamo Square residents take in their neighborhood.
The streets are lined with some of the city's finest examples of Victorian architecture, as this area was the nexus of a preservation boom that swept the city in the 1970s. Centrally located, residents have easy access to freeways and downtown; the Central Freeway 101 is just one mile from Alamo Square, making it easy to commute to/from the Silicon Valley. Since the neighborhood is centrally located, downtown and several popular neighborhoods and landmarks are within a short ride on one of several Muni lines that service the area. Presidio and Industrial Light and Magic are only a 30 minute ride away, as are the Financial District and Google Headquarters.
When it's time to unwind, you can visit one of the growing number of hip restaurants, clubs, bars, or bistros that line lively Divisadero Street. Some local favorites include spots known for their excellent coffee and baked goods, upscale bistros offering unique dining experiences, and vibrant restaurants perfect for relaxed dinners, happy hours, or late-night meals made from the freshest ingredients. Whether you’re looking for a relaxed dinner with a significant other, a vibrant happy hour with friends or co-workers, or a late-night meal made from the freshest ingredients, Nopa is the place to visit.
However, there is much more to this neighborhood than just a photo opportunity. Despite being somewhat off the beaten path, Alamo Square attracts its fair share of tourists, who can often be spotted strolling with cameras while viewing such historic treasures as the Westerfield Mansion, the Chateau Tivoli, and the Archbishop's Mansion.
The heart of the neighborhood is Alamo Square Park, which is located in between Fulton and Hayes Street. Park amenities include a dog run, playground and popular tennis courts, all with incredible panoramic views of San Francisco. Additionally, a $5.3 Million renovation was completed in 2017. The original plan was to update the irrigation systems, but the project expanded into adding new trees, new walking paths, and even a new bathroom near the playground. The renovation truly demonstrates the passion and pride Alamo Square residents take in their neighborhood.
The streets are lined with some of the city's finest examples of Victorian architecture, as this area was the nexus of a preservation boom that swept the city in the 1970s. Centrally located, residents have easy access to freeways and downtown; the Central Freeway 101 is just one mile from Alamo Square, making it easy to commute to/from the Silicon Valley. Since the neighborhood is centrally located, downtown and several popular neighborhoods and landmarks are within a short ride on one of several Muni lines that service the area. Presidio and Industrial Light and Magic are only a 30 minute ride away, as are the Financial District and Google Headquarters.
When it's time to unwind, you can visit one of the growing number of hip restaurants, clubs, bars, or bistros that line lively Divisadero Street. Some local favorites include spots known for their excellent coffee and baked goods, upscale bistros offering unique dining experiences, and vibrant restaurants perfect for relaxed dinners, happy hours, or late-night meals made from the freshest ingredients. Whether you’re looking for a relaxed dinner with a significant other, a vibrant happy hour with friends or co-workers, or a late-night meal made from the freshest ingredients, Nopa is the place to visit.
Mollie Poe + Declan Hickey
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