1901 Pacific Avenue – SOLD

A highly desired rarely found former Pacific Heights mansion converted to multi-unit income with a grand owners’ unit aptly describes 1901 Pacific Avenue. It takes its place in the heart of the City’s history having been planned and built by Rudolph Spreckels through the architectural firm of Newsom and Meyer and once home to an American President, Herbert Hoover.

 The building occupies a corner location and has great street presence with its original architectural integrity largely intact. The grand owners’ unit occupies the second floor and consists of the original living room with windows on three sides, fully intact cornice and period detailing along with a fireplace that is the focal point of the room. This unit also has what was most likely the original den with a fireplace and full period detailing including windows to a front balcony with balustrades. This level also has a kitchen with butlers’ pantry and a bedroom with full bath. There is also a stairway to an upper bedroom with full bath. This unit has the use of the one car garage. This unit and its parking will be delivered vacant.

 The remaining configuration of the building consists of 5 studios and 2 one bedroom units. These units are built-out in what were the original bedrooms, maids’ rooms and a couple of street level spaces. There is a coin operated washer dryer available for the building.