2,200 square foot 4 bedroom 3 bath Tudor Revival on a nearly 10K square foot lot, built in 1927. Last sold for $165K in 1977. Current estimates value the property at about $2 million.
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| Forest Hill Clubhouse designed by Maybeck c. 1919 |
Built as the gathering place for the newly-established Forest Hill neighborhood, the historic Forest Hill Clubhouse is an exceptional building by acclaimed architect Bernard Maybeck, most famous for his Palace of Fine Arts in San Francisco. Surrounded by brick patios and courtyards and shaded by mature trees, the Forest Hill Clubhouse is the perfect venue for all specific occassions including weddings, receptions, religious celebrations, celebrations of life, birthday and anniversary parties.
The Clubhouse is one of the finest examples of the Arts and Crafts style, boasting a Great Room with a soaring beamed ceiling, a charming mezzanine and beautifully detailed original woodwork, original light fixtures with mica shades, and some original furniture. After extensive renovations from April to October of 2013, the Clubhouse shines again in its original glory – but outfitted with modern-day amenities like a brand-new state-of-the art catering kitchen and ADA accessible restrooms.
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| Pacheco Stairway, Forest Hill |
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| c. 1912 |
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| c. 1912 |
Forest Hill - Tudors just minutes from downtown (SFGate)
About Forrest Hill (Outside Lands)
Neighborhood Association In Wealthy Forest Hill Unanimously Opposes Affordable Housing For Seniors (SFist)
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