Located on 21st Street in San Francisco, this home is a true gem representing a piece of the city’s wonderful history. Tucked away in two rows of Victorians, this property features prime examples of an era that has long since passed. This is a grand-style Victorian home that stands out for its outstanding pedigree. Built in the late 1800s, this property lived through the 1906 and 1989 earthquakes and several other tremors over the years. This fact alone speaks volumes about the durability and sturdiness of this exceptional property.

This home has been in loving hands since 1892 and has even served as the consular residence of a Pacific Island Nation. Over the past half-century, it has been lovingly restored and improved upon, making it a wonderful and unique place to call home. 3847 21st Street offers an exceptional floor plan that includes two ample and sumptuous floors of living space along with a darling attic bedroom with a window overlooking San Francisco above, and a workshop, sauna, and a two-car garage on the ground floor below. This home has plenty of room for improvement and development as well. Rarely can you find a property that offers such a perfect combination of space, functionality, and charm. If you’re looking for a home that offers an authentic taste of San Francisco history, look no further. This property is sure to capture your heart and imagination.

* Built in 1892 per Victoria’s Legacy, Judith Lynch & Sally Woodbridge (copyright 1978)