A classic mansion, gut renovated and reinvented.
This French-style mansion was commissioned in 1929 by Elsa Guggenhime and was designed by architects Albert Farr and Joseph Francis Ward.
Upon our client’s purchase, the home required a complete renovation. Handel Interiors re-planned the home for a modern lifestyle, but retained the home’s original detail and sensibility. Christopher Peacock worked closely with Handel to create a breathtaking kitchen of painted cabinetry accented with walnut and brass. Fixtures and fittings from Waterworks and Dornbracht grace the six bathrooms and four powders. A full spa experience including Steam, Sauna and Fitness share a Garden Level with a Wine room, Cigar Lounge and Catering Kitchen. The second floor Master Suite is a luxurious retreat with commanding views across the Presidio to the Headlands.