The renowned Burr House is an exquisite 6 bedrooms / 4.5 baths Italianate Victorian with a Second French Empire mansard roof. It is completely detached within a verdant garden setting on over a quarter of an acre (approx. 90’ x 137.5’ lot), one of the largest parcels in San Francisco. The Burr Mansion is on the National Register of Historic places and is a San Francisco Landmark. The home was commissioned by Ephraim Willard Burr, the ninth mayor of San Francisco, as a wedding present for his son Edmond and Edmond’s bride, Anna Barnard. The stunning Victorian home showcases grand proportions and beautifully preserved architectural detail. A charming 1 bedroom /1 bath cottage is situated at the back of the lot. There is a separate 2-car garage with ample space in the driveway to park another 5+ cars. Delightful gardens surround the home to create a magnificent, historic city estate. The property has significant property tax savings resulting from the Mills Act.