Showing posts with label Meussdorffer. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Meussdorffer. Show all posts

January 21, 2019

1925 Gough St, Pacific Heights Aerial SHOTS




15 unit Conrad A. Meussdorffer designed Beaux Arts luxury residence (c. 1908) verdantly situated in Lafayette Park and to this day remains the only privately owned building located in a San Francisco public park.

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January 04, 2019

2000 Washington #5 - Exterior & Floor Plan


Foyer to the foyer

Entry Hall

#5 Floor Plan

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July 17, 2016

1390 McAllister St, Alamo Square


1,830 square foot 3 bedroom 2 bath condominium flat in a multi-unit Conrad Meussdorffer designed Victorian built in 1901. The style is Queen Anne with Neo-Georgian details. Currently listed for $1,595,999. Last sold for $595K in 2011.

Interior Photos HERE

Broker babble: Full floor Alamo Square Flat. Classic San Francisco Style! An extraordinary flat, located within one of only three buildings of this unique style built in SF. Designed & constructed in 1901 by famed Beau-Arts Architect Conrad Meussdorffer for the family of a turn of the century Irish tailor. The flat boasts a large parlor with working sliding panel doors, formal dining room, two operational fireplaces, original claw foot tub & pedestal sink, original curved windows, remodeled kitchen with pantry, in-flat laundry room with washer & dryer, direct garden access and dedicated basement storage.Shared rear yard with room for patio table & BBQ. Available & adjacent is long term parking. One quick block to Alamo Square & the famous Painted Ladies

May 02, 2016

68 Bridge Rd, Ross, CA


The gated 7,900 square foot 7 bedroom 6 bath Dutch Colonial style home belonging to Grateful Dead Bassist Phil Lesh has just come to market for $10.35 million. The house sits on over two acres in the town of Ross in Marin county, just north of San Francisco.

Lesh purchased the home in 2002 for $9.35 million.

Built in 1906, the home was designed by Conrad Meussdorffer, a San Francisco native who established himself at the turn-of-the-century as the architect to the rich when he designed the luxurious St. Regis Apartments in Lafayette Park as well as the beautiful apartment building at 2006 Washington St. He designed many homes in Pacific Heights and a handful in Ross, though 68 Bridge is the only Meussdorffer residence remaining in Marin.

Interior and Exterior Photos HERE

Another Marin County property purchased by Lesh in 2015: Grateful Dead Bassist Phil Lesh Buys $4.35M Marin County Property