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A William Wurster's original built in 1940, this Green Street residence is an iconic display of higher-density urban living. In this Cow Hollow architectural wonder, the living areas are located on the upper floors while the garage is situated underneath. Even so, a spacious backyard on the lot holds a surprisingly lush and expansive Thomas Church-designed park-like garden. This detached, 4-story home is inviting and comfortable, designed with classic Wurster details: warm wood, high ceilings, tall doors, and clean lines with sumptuous Douglas fir–clad interiors. It was designed with a flexible, adaptable plan that is still very much relevant to how we live today, and a keen attention to site. The placement of this Pacific Heights home perfectly brings in the sunlight and views of the lavish garden, while the decks and greenery create a classic California indoor/outdoor experience.
Email ProjectPROJECT SIZE
2705 sq ft
PROJECT LOCATION
San Francisco
PUBLICATIONS
Dwell visits our renovation of 1940 William Wurster-designed home in SF
Photographer
Brad Knipstein
General Contractor
Clayton Timbrell & Company Scott and Warner Builders, Inc.