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| 1067 Green St (undated) |
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| c. 1970 |
Originally 2 stories, copied from an Orson Squire Fowler illustration. Modified late in the 19th Century with the addition of third story topped by a gorgeous Mansard.
Purchased in 1875 by the Feusier family whose members continually occupied the property for the next 80 years until it was sold in 1954.
5,267 sq.ft 4/3.5 on a double 1/5 acre lot and see-through Willy Wonka-style elevator. Sold for $2.8 in 1998. Listed for $5.2 in 2012, reduced to $4.5 - it did not sell.
In 2015, the house was advertised on Craigslist for 10K per month.
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| Note the glass elevator |
One of Only Two Octagon Houses in SF (public Art & Architecture)
'Zen' author's son stabbed to death (SFGate)
Magic Brush Exterior Restoration Photos (Flickr)
The (Other) Landmark Octagon House Hits the Market (Curbed 2012)
San Francisco City Landmark Designation #36 (Planning Department)
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| Marguerite Redman Dorgeloh 1936-1940 |
Photos below taken in 1987, prior to and during restoration by Magic Brush, Inc. (Robert Dufort) and San Francisco Restorations (Jim Mannix). Flickr
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