A Masterpiece on Telegraph Hill - Located on the south-facing side of Telegraph Hill, this modern luxury home created by Master Builders provides exceptional views of San Francisco's skyline, Transamerica building, and Russian Hill! Sitting in the heart of historic Telegraph Hill and North Beach, close to the Financial District, Washington Square, Union Square and Fisherman's Wharf, you are provided with endless opportunities for dining, shopping and sightseeing.
This exquisite home boasts an exceptional roof deck with a panoramic view of the iconic San Francisco skyline. The spacious living area is drenched with natural light and is finished with modern amenities and the highest attention to detail. This home features an elevator, radiant heated floors, spa-like bathrooms, and a signature Master Builders floating stair!
Acting as the historic heart of San Francisco, the North Beach / Telegraph Hill neighborhood boasts some of the city's most coveted real estate. Sitting atop steep slopes pointing to the Financial District, Fisherman's Wharf and Chinatown, inhabitants enjoy beautiful views of the Bay and the city skyline, while experiencing rich history dating back to the Gold Rush.
North Beach, best known as San Francisco's Little Italy, is one of the city's oldest neighborhoods. Traces of Italian heritage still linger in the area's dining, retail and night life. Tourists from around the world flock to this neighborhood to experience small boutiques carrying handmade clothing and restaurants serving Old World delicatessen on check-clothed tables. Fans of Kerouac and Ginsberg, leaders of the Beat movement, eagerly travel from all over to visit City Lights, one of the best bookstores in San Francisco.
Telegraph Hill, one of San Francisco's original "Seven Hills," proudly displays Coit Tower and provides an escape from bustling city life by offering a scenic hike and panoramic view above the city. Throughout history, sailing ships brought cargo through the San Francisco Bay and used this hill to quarry rocks for ballast. The exposed rock from this quarrying can still be seen from the Filbert Steps and Broadway Street. Occasionally, visitors can catch a glimpse of circling feral parrots while enjoying this world famous view.