Set on the prime western slope of Bernal Heights – on one of the few remaining red brick streets in San Francisco – this modern farmhouse-style home combines the best of city living with the comforts of home. The light-filled interior was fully remodeled by local architect Mason Kirby to maximize space and utility, with an emphasis on great design.
Set on the prime western slope of Bernal Heights – on one of the few remaining red brick streets in San Francisco – this modern farmhouse-style home combines the best of city living with the comforts of home. The light-filled interior was fully remodeled by local architect Mason Kirby to maximize space and utility, with an emphasis on great design.
The 3bd/2ba home lives larger than those stats, spread over two levels with multiple flex spaces, an adaptable floor plan, and a tiered backyard with garden patio. Open social spaces encompass the upper level along with the primary bedroom and full bath. Skylights and wide plank hardwood floors bring an added lightness, aiding the easy flow. Adjacent to kitchen/dining, a flex space can act as formal dining room or sitting area as glass sliders open to a redwood deck, perfect for coffee or cocktails. Exterior stairs connect the deck to the yard for seamless indoor-outdoor entertaining. A dreamy setting for sun, play, BBQs, or al fresco dining, the freshly landscaped backyard features multiple levels of verdant lawn, raised vegetable beds, and a spacious patio.
Downstairs, a curated office space inspires creativity with custom work tables and an adjacent flex area next to it easily transforms into a media/rec or gym space. Two sunny garden view bedrooms share a well-appointed bath with Heath tiles and deep soaking tub. The larger of the bedrooms accesses the backyard, a truly tranquil way to start and end the day.
One-car garage parking with EV charger. Stackable LG washer/dryer in laundry room with utility sink. Ample storage closets.
The secret charms of Bernal Heights aren’t very secret anymore, though its hidden staircases, slides, grassy knolls, viewpoints, and messages inscribed throughout its hills are still a source of unexpected joy for many a visitor and the “urban village” has retained its smalltown feel despite its skyrocketing rise in popularity. Commuter-friendly and community-oriented, it’s beloved for its panoramic hilltop views, easy access to transport and retail corridors, San Francisco’s first and arguably best farmers’ market, and verdant parks and playgrounds – including the famously dog-friendly Bernal Hill Park.
