The 6,400-square-foot residence in Pacific Heights has a sports court, garden, and many outdoor seating areas.
The seller is former Blue Jeans CEO Quentin Gallivan, who has lived in the home for many years—and it’s easy to see why. The two-story home has impeccable views of the bay, Golden Gate Bridge, and Alcatraz and lords over the neighborhood below. It stands out with its beautiful brick facade swathed in ivy, immaculate topiary and landscaping, and a stunning black-and-white marble entry foyer that leads to the custom wrought iron and glass front door.
The 6,400-square-foot home welcomes you in through its dramatic and grand front entrance and connects to the living and dining room, family room, and kitchen via large curved archways. There are six bedrooms and four-and-a-half bathrooms and plenty of space for intimate and large-scale entertaining. For a city home, it feels quite large, thanks to its tall ceilings and many windows. The elegant living room has muted pastel hues, a modern stone fireplace, and original crown molding.
What really stands out within the home is the backyard, with a deck that leads to a modular tile sports court with a basketball hoop, which can be converted into a turf lawn or garden. Mature trees provide ample shade for the yard. There’s also a garage with an electric car charger, room two cars, and more storage space.The home is in proximity to Michelin-starred restaurants, shopping, the water, and city center while remaining tucked away in a beautiful neighborhood.
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