The beige three-story Grand Victorian home was built in 1910, four years after the cataclysmic San Francisco earthquake.
The abode sports five bedrooms and five and a half baths, as well as a wine cellar, two laundry rooms, two family rooms and space to park three cars.
Its ceilings are carved into coffers and large windows throughout the main level afford views of the greenery that surrounds the property.
The crisp white seeps into the kitchen as well, where granite counter tops and a breakfast nook can be found.
A pair of doors leads to a deck off of the main level, where guests and occupants can meander into an enclosed garden area.
The backyard of the property mirrors the lush, green open space of Alta Plaza Park that spans out from its front stoop.
The park sits smack dab in the middle of Pacific Heights where the median real estate value is $2,750,000, which is a whopping $6,850,000 below what the home's new owners paid in the city's highest overbid so far this year.
Source: Redfin
