Built in 1903, this custom 2-unit Victorian in the heart of San Francisco sustained serious fire damage. Reconstruction to the front exterior included Corinthian tapered wood columns, custom corbels, decorative custom trim including an entry hood, radius wood sash, dentil blocking, custom wood trim, and siding.

Each flat contained 11 rooms with 12-foot ceilings throughout. Interior restoration included custom 8-ft doors with operable overhead transom windows, custom wood entry stairs and handrails, 1" x 4" fir flooring , 10-foot room dividers, and topped off with a custom hand-carved Carrera marble fireplace.

There are very few Bay Area builders that could perform the work needed to fully restore this architecturally significant building.

This historic carriage house was originally constructed in 1877 with hand-forged square nails and hand-sawn exterior siding. The entire roof superstructure was destroyed by fire, with fire, water, and smoke damage to the remaining interior architectural finishes. The rebuild included a grand mahogany staircase, custom panel-doors and casing trim, custom baseboards, five-piece crown molding, ornamental fireplaces and custom hardwood flooring throughout.