Step into this stately home originally designed by Oliver Everett and you are welcomed by elegant wood paneling that exudes timeless sophistication. Within the walls of this distinguished residence, lies a remarkable 1930s hidden fresco, concealed for decades, believed to be attributed to Bolivian-born artist Antonio Sotomayor. His esteemed murals adorn notable landmarks such as The Palace Hotel, Grace Cathedral, and The Bohemian Club. This exquisite fresco may have been completed in collaboration with his assistant Mona Hofmann, renowned for her association with Diego Rivera. The social rooms are thoughtfully curated with a view of the Bay and offers the perfect setting for both refined entertaining and serene moments of quiet relaxation. The gracious dining room, complemented by a nearby den lined with bookshelves, adds a layer of warmth and interest that enhances the overall ambiance. The heart of the home is a classic chef's kitchen lined with ample cabinetry, marble counters and a central island with a convenient sink. The impressive six-burner Thermador stove plus grill and double ovens will support the preparation of large meals, while the adjacent sitting and breakfast area in the light filled atrium with glass ceiling invites outlooks of the surrounding trees.The opulent primary suite features a private den, fireplace, generous closets, and a serene bath with both soaking tub and steam shower. This level is complimented by a second bedroom and full bathroom and also boasts an light-filled bonus space with French doors leading to the terrace. The top level features a third bedroom, a full bathroom, and an additional room with sweeping views of the Bay ideal for a home office.This residence includes one car parking in the garage and space for a second car in the driveway. There is an elevator that travels from the garage to the third floor. A must see home in an idyllic Pacific Heights location near parks, schools, dining and shopping.