Grand scale in Pacific Heights
Twice a week, The Chronicle features a home on the market that caught our eye for its architecture, history or character. More photos: www.sfgate.com/columns/ walkthrough Address: 1641 Green St., San Francisco Asking price: $3.995 million Description: Architect William Wurster inserted many of his signature design elements in the sturdy four-level home in Pacific Heights that’s situated for maximum city views and exposure to natural light. Horizontal-grained wood paneling dominates the interior, producing natural sight lines to all four corners which accentuate the timeless elegance. The entry level has a kitchen with Viking range and original cupboards, as well as living and dining rooms with picture windows framing garden views. A family room that could easily act as a master bedroom occupies the third floor, with decks on opposite sides overlooking the garden and the city. The floor below includes the master suite, which has a deck overlooking the yard. An elevator connects all four floors. Visit www.1641Green.com to learn more. Don’t miss: The south-facing garden designed by Thomas Church, the landscape architect known best for Golden Gate Park. The backyard is home to meandering brick pathways, a mature eucalyptus tree and a sanctuary toward the back of the property. Built: 1940 Square feet: 2,442 For more information: Pattie Lawton, Alain Pinel Realtors, (415) 309-7836, pattie@ lawtonsf.com; Jeffrey Brown, Alain Pinel Realtors, (415) 637-3172, jbrown@apr.com