659 Greenwich Street

Set in the heart of North Beach, 659 Greenwich Street is a remarkably expansive residence offering the kind of space, flexibility, and indoor-outdoor living rarely found in one of San Francisco's most coveted neighborhoods. The approximately 5,133-square-foot property encompasses a substantial 3,603 sq.ft four-bedroom main residence, a separate 1,530 sq,ft two-level guest house, a dramatic rooftop view terrace, and a large garage. The main residence unfolds across multiple levels, with generous proportions and an easy connection between formal and informal living spaces. The main residence features three bedrooms and one and half bathrooms on the lower level of the home. Upstairs, the impressive 23' x 16' primary suite includes a dedicated office, walk-in closet, private bath, and a distinctive bay-windowed sitting area with Golden Gate Bridge views. The principal living level features a large 22' x 17' living room opening to an expansive kitchen and dining area, while skylights bring natural light deep into the home. The home's uppermost level reveals one of its most memorable amenities: a private rooftop terrace with an adjoining loft and wet bar, creating an exceptional setting for entertaining, dining al fresco, or simply enjoying the energy and views of San Francisco Bay, Alcatraz and the North Beach neighborhood from above. Adding extraordinary versatility, the property includes a separate 1,530-square-foot guest house with its own living/dining room, kitchen, two bedrooms, and full bath, positioned above a lower-level studio with media, sitting, office, and exercise rooms. Whether envisioned for extended family, guests, a home office, creative pursuits, or additional living space, these independent areas provide an uncommon degree of flexibility. 659 Greenwich Street places you in the heart of North Beach, surrounded by the neighborhood's legendary cafs, restaurants, independent shops, and historic character. Washington Square, Columbus Avenue, Grant Avenue, Telegraph Hill, Coit Tower, and the waterfront are all part of the everyday landscape.