For comp purposes only... Truly one-of-a-kind vintage penthouse tucked away in Telegraph Hill in the Malloch Building, an iconic late Art Deco building featured in the 1947 film Dark Passage,'' with Humphrey Bogart and Lauren Bacall. This unit offers stunning views of the full span of the Bay Bridge, the Bay, and the East Bay Hills, as well as Treasure Island, and a seamless indoor/outdoor experience. Grand living room with fireplace and wet bar, large walk-out terrace through sliding doors and incredible outlooks. Vintage white kitchen and attached dining room with a curved window boasting sweeping views of the water. The primary bedroom features Coit Tower views, a walk-in closet and laundry, and an adjacent bathroom with double vanity and shower. A hideaway is perched up a ship's ladder from the terrace, with a petite guest bedroom, bathroom and balcony. One car garage parking in this boutique elevator building. Own a piece of San Francisco history and live like Bogart and Bacall!
This property is not currently displayed as for sale or rent on Zillow. This may be different from what's on other websites or public sources.
