Summary: This wonderful, light-filled, fully detached home in the heart of Pacific Heights offers 6BD/5.5BA and sits on a large 34.37' x 127.68' lot. The whimsical Queen Anne façade includes exquisite iron and glass front doors, a keyhole arch, and a turret complete with porthole windows. Inside on the main floor are a large foyer, grand scale double parlor, and a fully paneled formal dining room, all with high ceilings and rich architectural detail. Beyond the dining room are the beautifully renovated kitchen, family room and informal dining area. The kitchen features Calacatta d’Oro marble finishes and a large central island and opens directly to the family room—ideal for day-to-day living and entertaining. A set of stairs connects the kitchen with the garden. The second level contains four amply sized bedrooms and two baths, including a luxurious full-width principal suite with a turreted window seat, dressing room and closet, period-style bath, and partial view south towards Twin Peaks. The third level contains two bedrooms, two baths, a laundry room/kitchen, and a family room with a Golden Gate view deck. There are Golden Gate views from the second and third levels. A landscaped garden, south patio, office area, storage, and one-car garage complete this exceptional residence.

Neighborhood: Pacific Heights is widely regarded as one of San Francisco’s premier neighborhoods. Deemed a “Walker’s Paradise” by WalkScore.com®, 2218 Clay Street is ideally located just two blocks from the boutiques, restaurants, and cafés of vibrant Fillmore Street. To the north lies Union Street in Cow Hollow, known for its charming mix of shops and dining. To the south is Japantown. Five and a half blocks east is Polk Street in Nob Hill, offering additional conveniences and neighborhood charm. At the end of the block is the recently renovated, 11.49-acre Lafayette Park, complete with tennis courts, a modern playground, a dedicated dog park, and expansive lawns. Many of the city’s top private schools are located within easy walking distance.

Bordered to the west by the Presidio’s historic cypress, eucalyptus, and pine groves—originally planted by the Army in the 1880s—Pacific Heights is also near Crissy Field, a restored waterfront habitat and wildlife sanctuary. Beyond lies the Bay, the Golden Gate Bridge, and the Marin Headlands—all part of the Golden Gate National Recreation Area, one of the largest urban national parks in the world. With access to golf, tennis, cycling, and coastal trails, Pacific Heights offers world-class living in a world-class city.