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850 Steiner Street

The Queen Anne at 850 Steiner was built in 1898 by T. Patterson Ross, who designed more than 200 buildings during his career, including...

The Italian Renaissance Revival at 701 Buena Vista Avenue West was built in 1913 by George Kaufmann for W.B. Austin, President of the San...

The Sherman House at 2160 Green, is an Italianate with mansard roof built in 1876 for Leander Sherman, founder of Sherman Clay & Co. The...

The stately Tudor Revival at 2516 Pacific is the former home of the British consul general. The home's history dates back to 1881 when...

The Beaux-Arts mansion at 3690 Washington Street was built in 1928 for Standard Oil Chairman, R. Gwin Follis by Arthur Brown Jr.,...

The Arts and Crafts style residence at 3130 Pacific was built in 2007 by Taylor Lombardo Architects.

Built by Judge Edwin Crocker in 1882 as a wedding gift for his daughter Aimee and R. Porter Ashe (Asheville, NC), the Gothic Queen Anne...

The Italianate built in 1886 by Abraham Bloch at 601 Broderick has recently undergone major renovation after several decades of neglect.

The Spanish Revival at 2840 Broadway was constructed in 1916 by Willis Polk as a city residence for Julia de la Welch with an inner...

The Arts & Crafts with Gothic Revival details at 898 Francisco Street was built for sculptor Haig Patigian in 1914 and designed by Ward &...