The Nob Hill Trophy Penthouse
Located at the iconic Cathedral Tower atop Nob Hill, this extraordinary cooperative penthouse has two bedrooms, two baths, paneled dining room, enclosed solarium, amazing architectural details, spectacular panoramic world-class vistas spanning from the Golden Gate Bridge to the Downtown Skyline, and one car valet parking.
Featured in Architectural Digest as well as the San Francisco Chronicle, this one-of-a-kind residence enjoys amazing details and has been beautifully designed by Decorator Showcase designer David Kensington.
The building has a gorgeous facade, fabulous Art Deco lobby, 24 hour doorman and in-house manager; additional parking and storage are available as per the rules of the cooperative.
(UPDATE: This listing has sold since originally published)
- Offered at $2,575,000
- HOA Dues: $2801.57 per month.
- Size: 2-bed, 2-bath
Represented by Joel Goodrich of TRI Coldwell Banker, and David Barrett of Warwick Properties Group. Photos provided by San Francisco Association of Realtors Multiple Listing Service.
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