601 Ortega Street, San Francisco CA | San Francisco Homes for Sale

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Listed by Roh Habibi
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Looking for a unique and one-of-a-kind home that is sure to create lasting memories? Look no further than this incredible property designed by renowned architects Mario Corbett and Stanley Panko. This is the first time the home has been available since 1952, offering a rare opportunity to own a piece of history. Situated on an oversize lot measuring 75' X 125', this home offers panoramic views that stretch from Ocean Beach to the downtown San Francisco skyline. Thanks to large glass areas throughout the property, you'll enjoy distant and exciting views from every room. The boundaries of the rooms are not their walls, but rather the horizon, creating a sense of space and openness that is truly unparalleled. One of the most impressive features of this home is its privacy. Whether you're lounging in the living room or enjoying a meal in the dining area, you'll feel completely secluded from the outside world. And with a three-car garage, you'll have plenty of space to store your vehicles and other belongings. But what truly sets this property apart is its unique design. Every aspect of this home has been carefully crafted to provide an unforgettable living experience. From the stunning views to the open layout, this property is sure to impress even the most discerning buyers.
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[@martinwhosoever]

Don't mind me, I'm just here for the aesthetic.

[@psfca]

Beautiful home with stunning views 😊

[@GiovanniTurim]

I would buy the house just for the view of the city, although it has an incredible aesthetic appeal, it is charming in itself.

[@rr7firefly]

Fortunately these vids can be slowed down for a decent look at the rooms shown. Camera always moves too quickly in these house tours. One obvious draw for this home is the openness to dramatic views. That is a draw for some, but a home should have a strong sense of shelter, of cozy warmth, which means an emphasis on the inside, not the outside. The weather in this part of the city is prone to be foggy, with its west facing orientation. Nothing to block the regular appearance of fogs off the ocean. Noticeably this little production shows clear skies throughout. Most beautiful area to have a sense of protected enclosure: (1:52) -- bedroom with adjoining sitting room where there is a proportional arrangement of cabinetry, varied height ceiling, dark wood furniture, natural light... etc.

[@harryjones9197]

WOW 😮 gorgeous 😀

[@tfcooks]

Gorgeous place but I'd hate be the one having to haul the groceries up those stairs.

[@bluebiegrace1828]

Also, if the ground’s stable.

[@SPICY_BEAR]

I'd just hire a team of sherpas to lug all the groceries! 🤣

[@daviderickson2072]

indeed

[@petrushka7959]

Heaven in the world

[@jas49503]

wow

[@JEREMYKING-e3m]

Silicon Valley

[@Numanmudasir]

Price

[@nat.serrano]

Facing north, only gets morning light

[@RaymondHng]

The longer side of the house faces west, so it gets afternoon light.