A Berkeley Hills home in San Francisco is being sold by owners at $2.988 million.
A Colonial-style mansion with a timeless magnificence sits on one of the high-end communities in San Francisco, SF Gate noted. Since the home is sitting on an elevated area, a beautiful view of the bay is a great bonus to its almost $3 million tag price.
The house's back entrance adds to the grandeur of the entire property with its clerestory windows spanning two stories of wall. The landscape and sunlight from outside can be enjoyed right in the living room, thanks to these windows. The double-height ceiling also provides a more spacious feel to the house.
This Grizzly Peak mansion has five bedrooms, four full and two half bathrooms. The master's suite found in the second floor has long rectangular windows, two windowed-doors, and a balcony which allow the owner to enjoy the view of the bay and the outdoor scenery.
The chef's kitchen is a dream come true for any person who loves to cook. Its custom cabinetry mixed with state-of-the-art kitchen appliances and stone countertops are great staples to this part of the home.
The property is listed on Redfin and according to the site, the home has three fireplaces -- one in the living area, another in the master's bedroom and one wood-burning inglenook. The all-white interior walls are perfectly paired with hardwood flooring.
Another plus to this property is the chic wine room which could easily store hundreds of bottles. Although there is no air conditioning system, the home has a forced air heating.
Outside the home is a wide grassy lawn perfect for a small garden party. It also has a carport for two vehicles and an open-space porch to the side with stone flooring.
This estate listing is provided by The Grubb Company with Rebecca Erdiakoff as its listing agent.
