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Alamo Square

Alamo Square Mini Mansion

1125 Hayes Street

$9,000,000

4
Bedroom
4
Bath
4785
Sq Ft
5218
Lot Size

A white Mediterranean-style home with a red-tiled roof and arched windows, viewed from a park.
Rooftop deck with a stone fire pit, two armchairs, and a built-in bench overlooking a city park at sunset.
People sitting on the grass at Alamo Square Park with the Painted Ladies houses and the San Francisco skyline in the background.
A round wooden hot tub on a deck overlooking a hillside city.
A rooftop patio with a gray sectional sofa, two wicker armchairs, and a lit fire pit overlooking a city landscape.
A wooden deck patio with a dining table, wicker chairs, and outdoor seating under a large tree, overlooking a hillside city.

FEATURES AND AMENITIES

My lucky buyers found something truly special at 1125 Hayes Street. Overlooking Alamo Square, this grand Mediterranean residence pairs classic San Francisco architecture with generous living spaces, a spectacular view lounge stretching from the Golden Gate Bridge to downtown, and a private south-facing garden with a hot tub and panoramic views. Rich in vintage character and thoughtfully updated for modern living, this one-of-a-kind home offers an exceptional blend of personality, space, and an iconic San Francisco setting.

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WELCOME TO THE NEIGHBORHOOD

Potentially one of the most photographed neighborhoods in San Francisco, Alamo Square is home to the Painted Ladies, a row of colorful Victorian houses backed by the city's skyline. Many architecturally significant houses line the perimeter of the square, including the Archbishop's Mansion and the Russian and German Imperial consuls' residences from the early 1900s.Technically part of the Western Addition neighborhood, the boundaries of Alamo Square are not well delineated. Built-up in the late 19th century, the centerpiece is the stunning park overlooking the shimmering San Francisco skyline and the famous 'painted ladies.' The row of colorful Victorians factor into tours, postcards, numerous TV shows, and films. After the tony Pacific Heights neighborhood, Alamo Square boasts some of the largest homes – by square footage, in the city.

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