Historic Nob Hill Dwelling With ‘Spectacular’ Views of San Francisco Asks $17M
Known as the Boggs-Shenson House, the grand square in City by the Bay is a local landmark – and may even have an association with celebrities.
First bought in 1906 by Angus and Mae Boggs, The original structure on the property was destroyed by the devastating earthquake and fire in the city just a month later. A second building was built in its place, and over time the two-story house originally built for the Boggs was expanded to four stories plus an elevator.
In the 1940s, Mae sold the house to brothers and doctors Ben and Jess Shensonaccording to Business Insider.
Boggs Shenson House (Realtor.com)
A quarter acre property guarded by two lion statues (Realtor.com)
Living and dining room (Realtor.com)
Kitchen (Realtor.com)
Roof terrace (Realtor.com)
Wet Bar (Realtor.com)
Bedroom with balcony (Realtor.com)
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The prospects are “no less than spectacular,” says the listing. Lookouts include the Golden Gate and Bay Bridges, Coit Tower, Transamerica Pyramid, San Francisco Bay, and Grace Cathedral.
The house last changed hands in 2018 for $ 8 million, despite asking twice as much earlier in the year.
The home was bought by an LLC with ties to the billionaire’s real estate transactions Sean Parker. We’re not sure if the early Facebook manager was the buyer three years ago, but whoever it is will make a package based on the list price.
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Serious capital is required to land this one-of-a-kind find. Dubbed a “hidden gem” and luxury oasis, the five-bedroom brown clapboard residence is listed on the National Trust for Historic Preservation.
As one of only a few single-family homes on Nob Hill, the Craftsman-style building sits on a double lot.
Modernized in the right places, it has three outdoor living rooms, an open living and dining area with a fireplace and access to a terrace with an outdoor kitchen and pizza oven.
The chef’s spacious kitchen has wooden furniture, stone counters, a breakfast bar and views of the Golden Gate Bridge.
The rooftop deck has a wet bar and glass doors that open to another large deck with a gas fireplace and seating areas.
The master suite with its own balcony offers a view of the Coit Tower. It has two walk-in closets and the private bathroom is equipped with a bathtub and double vanity.
Additional facilities include a wine cellar, media room, office and a two-car garage with an electric vehicle charging station.
The grounds have fruit trees, sitting areas, and even a putting green.
Franck Costa of Vanguard Properties is holding the listing.
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