The street presence of this home commands attention. From the copper roof details on the front facade to the wide porch set back from the street, the home has been thoughtfully remodeled and modernized with a craftsman eye to details. Originally built in 1876 per water records, the home features large gracious rooms, high ceilings, and improvements that are appropriate for the era including box beam ceilings, use of gold leaf, and unique stone and tile work. A large gracious living room provides exceptional space for gathering while offering serene outlooks at the greenery across the street. The kitchen is warm and inviting. It features exquisite custom cabinetry in blue, mosaic-like backsplash that sparkles and shimmers, all of which is complemented by a large beautiful La Cornue stove and oven. Accented with white stone countertops and a solid walnut island that anchors the space with seamless integration to the dining area, the space is exquisite. A walk-out deck from the kitchen provides for outdoor living and easy access to both levels. The home has three bedrooms, two bathrooms, including one en-suite all with closet space. Downstairs improvements include a new foundation with moment frame which provides parking for two to three cars. A recreation or gym area and an additional office space offer flexibility within the space. All new systems include plumbing, electrical, roof; in addition, the home offers radiant heating on both the main living floor as well as the garage floor. One hundred fifty year old homes are rare in San Francisco. Come look; you might be the next owner of this rare vintage.