Entire Victorian Home | First-Time Rental | Cow Hollow Beautifully maintained circa-1900 Victorian home offered for rent for the first time, ideally located in Cow Hollow This elegant three-level home features: 3 Bedrooms + Office | 3.5 Bathrooms | Garage Parking Main Level: Grand foyer, formal living room, dining room, pantry area, and powder room. Both the kitchen and dining room open directly to the garden ideal for indoor/outdoor living. Top Floor: Two garden-facing bedrooms plus a stunning library/home office with sweeping north-facing views toward the Marina, Palace of Fine Arts, the Golden Gate Bridge, and the Bay. The primary bedroom includes an ensuite bathroom. Lower Level: The lower level offers a private-entry suite with bedroom and full bath ideal for guests, extended family, or a quiet work-from-home environment. This level Includes additional space for storage or recreation, along with brand new laundry machines. Property Highlights: Tall ceilings and oversized windows throughout Classic herringbone hardwood floors Generous room proportions across all levels Garage parking for one vehicle Full access to a multi-level landscaped garden The thoughtfully designed garden offers multiple areas to relax, entertain, dine, or unwind, with seasonal low-maintenance plantings providing year-round blooms. Outside, above the garage is a space created to enjoy sunsets. Location: Exceptionally well-situated near the vibrant corridors of Union, Chestnut, Green, and Lombard Streets, offering some of the city's best dining, cafes, and boutique shopping. Easy access to the Marina, waterfront, and nearby parks. Additional Notes: Entry to the main level is via a staircase (approximately 39 steps) Showings by appointment only One year lease that can be renewed each year Tenant to pay utilities - water, garbage, gas and electricity June 1 Start Date
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