^^^Historic San Francisco Home Lists for $16 Million ^^^

The house was built in 1909 as the gift of a wedding for the grandfather couple of the current owners

A historic home in San Francisco's Presidio Heights district is in the market for the first time in a century for $ 16 million.

In 1908, his father Morris Meyerfield Jr., the president of Orfeeham Circuit, was the builder for a wedding gift to the biggest coastal companies in West Coast, in 1908, the house was built for Leon Lazzaro Rose and Elizabeth Leslie Meyerfield. Mr Myriffad often travels often to see the theater's talent with his parents, his family and his parents, Mr. Mark Rose.

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Since then, the property has been passed down through generations. Rouse has lived in the property of three generations of the family. "It was the first house in the block," said Mr. Rose. Her father was raised at home but her mother, Jane Schaefer Roos, died early on, leaving the house.

The family heads are now selling, Russ explains, according to his wishes, his mother who lived in the house, used to imagine selling his house. "We are following the directions of my mother's faith, we have really enjoyed that we can stay at home for 30 plus years." Our children have had a wonderful experience, "said Mr. Rose.

"We're missing it but we know it was a long-term plan," said Mr. Roos.

The original 9,000-square foot, the Tudor Revival-style temple was designed by Bernard Hawk, who was then a prominent local architect. Nevertheless, the current size of this resident reached 10,313 square feet until 1930, when Vekekr was once again appointed to design Terres and a nursery. Wiekke Design, "Contributes to the Uniqueness of the Home," said Nina Hatwani from the Pacific Union International Real Estate. He is the listing agent for the property.

Jake went to design the Fine Arts in San Francisco with her spontaneity towards Gothic and dramatic style. The architect's hallmarks include large windows, and native wood designs a lot in the Bay Area's most striking and fabulous home.

The original home cost $ 50,000 build build, according to Bloomberg, which is basically a list of reports.

Although the interior was the main upgrade and add-ons, but with an updated stainless steel equipment, the original structure of the house is still intact, this is a feature that makes it unique that most of the original structure is made out of redwood in California, which is a strong , Known as resilient material.

One of the main highlight of the property is, "Amazing 'Great Room' with a 20-foot ceiling and a 16-foot furnace," said Miss Hathwani. Monsieur's grandmother is delighted; According to Bloomberg, he often used to organize great room sewiers. "Unbelievable volume, warm feelings and great philosophy [Bay Area and Presidency] are really one of the kind in this room," Ms. Hatvany added.

The house was built for entertainment, Mr Roos added. "We are sure that anyone who wants to buy it will also want to do it."

The seven bedroom houses, one half-bath six bathroom and several storage areas. Everybody has seen Bay Area and sunlight is flooded with sunlight. Other notable features include a library, two terracotta, multi-car parking options with a garage and driveway, a study and three family rooms. There is a wine cellar.

But such a remarkable property has its unique details, especially different Gothic ornamental pieces, gargoyles and smashed carvings, like Ms. Hatvany said.