160-162 Richland Avenue

Designed by renowned American and Italian architects featured in The New York Times and Dwell, this exceptional 1905 home blends classic Edwardian architecture with inspired design and natural beauty. Sophisticated yet welcoming, 160 Richland, as published in the SF Chronicle, is thoughtfully crafted for modern living. The main level offers two bedrooms and 1.5 baths, radiant heating, and seamless indoor-outdoor flow to a lush backyard featuring a deck, dining area, and landscaped lounge. A rare detached cottage with approved permits provides flexible space for a studio, guests, or extended living. Kitchens and baths showcase Carrara marble, designer tile, refined finishes, and statement lighting, while the living room features a custom built-in cozy velvet sofa niche. A bright dining area overlooks the garden. Upstairs are three additional bedrooms, two stylish baths, a comfortable living room, and a cheerful and vibrant brand-new kitchen with adjoining dining area. One-car parking with EV charging completes the home, with easy access to 280 and Silicon Valley. Ideal for multi-generational living or a family compound, this beautifully designed, light-drenched residence is moments from Cortland Avenue, Valencia Street, Bernal Hill, and Holly Park—offering the very best of San Francisco living.