$4,085,000

Panoramic Pacific Ocean views define this exceptional home in Golden Gate Heights one of San Francisco's most beloved and best-kept neighborhoods, offering open skies, quieter streets, and a genuine sense of community rarely found so close to the city's core. Originally crafted by master builder Henry Doelger in 1938, the home sits on an expansive approx. 6,246 sq ft double lot a true San Francisco rarity. Beautifully upgraded in 2023 and meticulously maintained, it blends the craftsmanship of a bygone era with modern improvements that make it truly move-in ready. The main level is designed for both everyday living and effortless entertaining, featuring a spacious living room, chef's kitchen, family room, dining area, and powder room. The living room opens directly to a stunning ocean-view deck an ideal setting for morning coffee, and watching the sun set over the Pacific. The upper level offers three bedrooms and two bathrooms, including a generous primary suite with an extended private deck showcasing sweeping views of the ocean. Peaceful, private, and elevated above the city's rhythm. The fully upgraded lower level adds outstanding versatility: two bedrooms, en-suite baths, and a family/media room with both internal access and a private side entrance perfectly suited for extended family, guest accommodations, au pair quarters, or a dedicated home office. Outdoor living truly sets this home apart. A large front yard, expansive backyard, and additional entertaining terraces offer room for kids, pets, and gatherings comfortably hosting 20+ guests, a genuine luxury in San Francisco. Additional highlights include a 2-car garage and an unbeatable location: 6 minutes to Irving Street in the Sunset, 5 minutes to West Portal, and 9 minutes to UCSF Parnassus with easy access to Downtown, Silicon Valley, and SFO. Golden Gate Heights is cherished for its parks, dog-friendly green spaces, nearby schools, and calm neighborhood atmosphere. A rare opportunity to own a stunning ocean-view home designed for the way families actually live.