134 Stanyan Street, San Francisco
134 Stanyan St
San Francisco, CA 94118 · Lone Mountain / Cole Valley Border
Lone Mountain · San Francisco
28 Days on Market
A Wolf six-burner range with infrared griddle. A Sub-Zero wine cooler. A Miele combi-oven. A kitchen with a black galaxy island. And upstairs, a spa bath with Grohe shower system and marble slab walls — the kind of home that takes a stand on every finish decision and is right every time.
Stanyan Street runs along the eastern edge of Golden Gate Park's panhandle, connecting Cole Valley and the Inner Richmond in a corridor defined by grand Victorian and Edwardian residential architecture and an immediate relationship with the park. 134 Stanyan sits in Lone Mountain — a neighborhood that captures the best of several adjacent addresses: the creative culture of Cole Valley, the walkability of the Inner Richmond, and the park at the doorstep — in a single-family home of 2,755 square feet that has been upgraded to a genuinely exceptional standard.
The kitchen is the home's statement. An oversized island anchored in black galaxy stone sits at the center; around it: a Wolf six-burner gas cooktop with infrared griddle, a Miele combi-oven, a Sub-Zero wine cooler, an Abbaka copper hood, a Franke brass bar sink, and an Alabastro Sabbia tile floor that runs through the space in warm, neutral tones. This is a kitchen designed by someone who cooks, equipped for someone who entertains.
The primary suite brings the same attention to material quality to the private level: a spa bath with Grohe shower system, Jado sink faucet, and marble slab on the walls, floor, and shower surround, finished with Robern medicine cabinets, mirrors, and lighting. It is the bath that makes a daily routine feel genuinely different from anywhere else you've lived.
Closed at $2,440,000 — $886 per square foot for 2,755 square feet. At that price-per-foot for a home of this kitchen and bath quality in this location, the value case is clear.
