In 1885, at the height of a San Francisco construction boom, Mrs. Lincock hired carpenter James Britten to build an elaborate Stick-Eastlake Victorian with panoramic views of downtown. During the 1906 earthquake and subsequent fire, the house was saved by the famous Golden Fire Hydrant. Today, the property is part of the Liberty Hill Historic District. Two Stories, classic and historic details, remodeled Carrara marble counter tops and stainless steel kitchen, marble and tile baths, decks, patio, views, koi pond with waterfall, 2 W/D, storage, 2 blocks to tech buses, easy transit, 98 walk score, walk to Castro, Mission restaurants and shops.
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