Historical Modern Luxury

San Francisco has many wonders waiting for you to explore. After a weeklong stay at our two bedroom, one bathroom, 1,000 square foot condo, you will surely be feeling the electric vibes of the city. Come and discover the unrivaled attractions and unique neighborhoods that San Francisco has to offer you.

This sunny, Victorian condo is the perfect getaway. From the outside, the home bears a charming San Francisco edifice painted bright and lively colors with touches of gold leafing. Inside, the condo’s open living areas are flooded with warm, California sunshine. The west-facing living room gets just the right amount of afternoon sun, making it quite the spot for an afternoon nap or cup of coffee.

Adjacent to the living room is the spacious kitchen with granite counters and a quaint, breakfast space. If guests choose to dine-in instead of heading out to the endless list of surrounding restaurants, cafes and bars, they will surely have plenty of workspace to whip up a delicious meal.

From the kitchen, guests will also find the door leading to the outdoor, green space. Taking full advantage of the home, the back terrace has been cloaked with luscious, potted-plants and succulents. The terrace then leads down to the shared yard that is shaded by a large palm tree. Down here, guests will find a quite space for zen and relaxation.

This condo houses two, large bedrooms, one with an enormous rounded bay window and king size bed, the other with beautiful leaded glass windows and queen size bed. Both bedrooms have roomy closets for guests to unpack all of their items. A spacious bathroom with shower over tub and pedestal sink is shared amongst guests.

In the surrounding area, guests will find plenty of green space for relaxation. Here, it is a close walk to Hayes Valley, Divisadero, Haight, Panhandle Park, Alamo Square Park.

Anchored by the imposing high-culture edifices of the San Francisco Ballet, Opera, and Symphony, this location provides plenty to do following the closing curtain. Late night finds concertgoers heading to the belle-époque styled restaurant Absinthe, and its bar that says open to 2 a.m.

Up-and-coming culinary artists play their trade, opening restaurants that beg to be discovered by foodies. There's the classy and classic Hayes Street Bar and Grill, the Italian Cafe Della Stella and its roasted pumpkin ravioli, and Frijtz, purveyor of Belgian mussels, frites and crepes. Blue Bottle Coffee, tucked away on tiny Linden Street, offers eye-opening coffee.

For those who crave a spiritual awakening, Hayes Valley is home to the San Francisco Zen Center, a light filled Italianate building designed by Julia Morgan.

Hayes Valley is small. Its five square blocks has the feel of a cultural village. The under the radar boutiques have made Hayes Valley a destination for cool hunters in search of the latest design trends. Come and see what it is all about!