This four-level home on Vallejo Street in San Francisco was built in 1906 and the famed Vallejo Street pedestrian steps, designed by Willis Polk, lead to the front door. The home has a large reception area with marble floors and cushioned window seats, media room, game room, and a glass conservatory on the roof. The marble staircase opens to the painted wood-paneled grand ballroom/living room with leaded glass windows showing off views of the city and bay. There are outdoor terraces with on several levels and the master level is an entire floor that includes a private office with a bathroom, the master bedroom with a wood-burning fireplace, a walk-in closet and a marble bathroom that opens to a terrace. Even the kitchen has a view. You can stand in front of the sinks and look out to the Bay Bridge.
This home is listed at $14 million. After the jump, it's all about the terraces.
