Open the door to Bellair Place and the Angels Sing, light streams in from every direction, and the architectural details are divine! This two-bedroom, one-bath, brilliant Le Corbusier-style loft is in one of the most quintessentially San Francisco neighborhoods, on a quiet alley, above the water, with views for miles from two roof-top decks offering unobstructed views of the Golden Gate Bridge, Alcatraz and beyond. Enjoy walks to the heart of North Beach's restaurants and Beat Culture, steps away from Telegraph Hill, Russian Hill, the Embarcadero, and the waterfront, while not hearing any of it, you'll hear sea lions and fog horns. A short to the beauty of West Marin, Mt Tamalpais, and wine country. Iconic Architectural masterpiece 1970s modernism at the height of refinement, in elegant bones, in Telegraph Hill bedrock of an original 1906 building, with an exposed, reinforced steel moment frame structure in highly publicized architectural feat built by my father, architect Dan Solomon as his original portfolio piece. Steel I-beam, open-plan construction was a major structural advancement of 1972, this allowed him to add a top story giving Bellair insane views. He used it as his flagship building to get his next projects. It's the most magical space I think he ever built - a Jewel. I'm fixing it up right now; putting in a gas Viking stove, and other top-end appliances (see the last images). Famously occupied by Barbara Stauffacher Solomon, my mother, a renowned artist and designer for 53 years. Bellair was published in Apartamento Magazine recently (see the PR in the second to last bunch of images from 2022, 1970, and 1980s, and 30 Bellair will soon be published again). A family home for me, my mother, and my father. You will be the first renter. The four-story, flowering honeysuckle vine "Andy Devine" was planted when I was one. It scales the front of the building and reaches the top roof deck, where you can enjoy a 360-degree view from Russian Hill, Golden Gate Bridge, Mt Tamalpais, Sausalito, Alcatraz, Treasure Island, and Coit Tower, on heavy Smith & Hawkins original furniture. The whole building is freshly power washed and the interior will be freshly painted for your arrival. You can call me in LA, if you are a serious prospect for renting once redone, pls do not call as an architectural tourist. Thank you. Tenants pay PG&E & WIFI. Landlord pays for garbage. Gated, indoor, insured parking spots are available half a block away for an extra $275 each (one spot is negotiable from rent).
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