This home was built and most likely designed by Charles Lewis Hinkel who also designed the landmarked 280 Divisadero in Hayes Valley
Last sold for $1.45 million in 2003. Current estimates value the property at $2.6 million.
A permit check did not reveal any recent renovations other than kitchen/bath remodeling and structural improvements.
The pedimented portico, the signature motif of ancient Roman religious buildings was a form developed by the ancients for buildings to house gods.
It was a form meant to inspire awe. Indeed, its powerful, ordered formality inspired awe in ancient times and still does today. (The Portico)
And a few {really poor quality} interior shots....
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