A historic San Francisco property at 3199 Jackson St. in Presidio Heights, originally a 1905 apartment complex, has been transformed into a sprawling 26,260-square-foot single-family estate, now listed for $32 million. The decade-long renovation by Butler Armsden Architects and interior designer Jonathan Rachman resulted in an opulent five-level compound with nine bedrooms, 10 full baths, five half-baths, and parking for up to 20 vehicles, including a six-car garage with EV chargers.
The estate boasts extensive amenities across its levels, including a glass-walled wellness center with an indoor basketball court, yoga studio, massage room, and gym. Other features include a full bar and kitchen, golf-simulator room, theater/game room, wine cellar, and a rooftop deck with an outdoor kitchen, hot tub, and fire pit offering views of the Golden Gate Bridge. The main living level features a sheltered European-style courtyard, a dining room for up to 30 guests, and a professional-grade kitchen, while a library and study provide additional luxurious spaces.
While operating as a single-family compound, the property retains its flexibility for various configurations, offering multiple independent living quarters. These include a private two-bedroom guest apartment with its own kitchen, and spaces that could be utilized for multi-generational living or a sophisticated live-work environment. The $32 million asking price matches its last sale in 2020, which was one of the most expensive single-family transactions that year. Listing agent Max Armour highlights its unprecedented scale and versatility for the Pacific Heights area.
