FORMER CONSUL GENERAL OF MONACO IN SAN FRANCISCO 

This circa 1915 Beaux-Arts home was designed by Arthur Brown Jr. 1874-1957 who is best known for such San Francisco landmarks as City Hall, Coit Tower, and the War Memorial Opera House. For years this home served as the the San Francisco Consul General of the Embassy of Monaco. Between 2006-2008 the current owners improved, expanded and brought the property into the 21st century while maintaining its architectural heritage. The property offers three large bedroom suites, six full baths, two powder rooms, an elevator that serves the main living areas, renovated kitchen, family room, library, the added upper level with second family room, study and deck, the now lower level theatre, aupair room, wine cellar, and laundry room. This lovingly remodeled home and gardens reflect today's lifesytle, reclaims space, and has improved infrastructure.