Every detail of this spectacular estate has been meticulously restored and refurbished. From the state of the art kitchen, formal entry hall, dining and living rooms with exquisite moldings and mantels, to the formal gardens and enviable terrace views, this home is unequaled in grandeur and comfort. Built in 1909 for Truxton Beale, it was designed by nationally renowned architect Arthur Brown Jr., famous for his well-loved San Francisco landmarks: Coit Tower, City Hall and the War Memorial Opera House, as well as the Hoover Tower at Stanford University and the Federal Triangle, Washington, D.C.

Key features:

Classic Beaux Arts architecture including 24 Doric columns, extensive balustrades, verandas, decks an a glorious oval loggia.

Two-plus acres of lushly landscaped grounds set with fountains and classic statuary on a private hilltop plateau location, with 360 degree views.

Dramatic gated entry to property with large parking area and easy access
Grand entry hall and staircase.

Formal living room (20ft.x30ft.) and dining room (20ft.x25ft.) each with it’s own elegant fireplace, 12 ft. high ceilings, and adjoining terraces.

Formal library (11ft.x19ft.) with fireplace and built-in bookcases.

Exquisite Master Suite and fabulous master bath with black Jacuzzi tub, black and gold portoro marble tub deck , limestone and marble floors.

Five additional bedrooms, three additional full baths, two half baths

Awe-inspiring kitchen with:
Green marble counters and island
English-style cabinetry with etched glass
French limestone floors
Adjoining family room and informal dining area

Separate Au Pair wing with kitchen and full bath

Separate pool area and pool house, complete with kitchen and bath