Atop a historic pre-war building in Pacific Heights, the Penthouse at 2100 Pacific Avenue has been transformed into a residence of rare precision equal parts sanctuary, showcase, and architectural statement. Conceived for a museum-caliber art collection, the 5, 198 sqft three-bed home pairs refined design with sweeping, ever-changing Bay and skyline views. The open plan living and dining areas unfold to picture perfect vistas framed by herringbone oak floors and an aged brass dining bar with wine storage. The adjoining kitchen reveals a commanding island, high end appliances, and Golden Gate Bridge views from its casual dining area. Additional amenities include a wine room, service elevator, powder room, pantry, and systems room. Private quarters feature an office with built-ins and city views, a wood-paneled primary suite with fireplace, and spa-like bath with heated marble floors and dual water closets. Two ensuite bedrooms and a fitness room complete the wing. Sean Bailey Architects and FORMA Construction led the two year reimagination, integrating walnut paneling, hidden infrastructure, and programmable lighting. With 11' ceilings, radiant floors, doorman service, parking, and storage, this offering represents one of San Francisco's most significant penthouse residences
