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The Averill, a seven-story limestone building on Washington Street, with a Monterey cypress in front.

Limestone, bronze and walnut, set back from Washington Street behind a single Monterey cypress.

Fins of limestone
Windows framed in bronze
The cornice, in the fog

Seven floors of pale limestone, drawn from the Edwardian houses on either side.

Each fin is cut to its own width, and the facade shifts with the light through the day.

The stepped stone cornice at the top of the building.
The cornice

Stacked from blocks of the same limestone, it echoes the deep eaves of the houses next door.

Looking up the limestone fins into a fog-white sky.

Behind the fins, every home has tall windows framed in dark bronze.

The Averill at dusk, its windows lit.

At dusk the limestone warms and the windows glow.

A living room with floor-to-ceiling windows; the Golden Gate Bridge towers rise over fog in the distance.

Wide windows look out across the rooftops of Pacific Heights to the bay.

The Averill among the rooftops of Pacific Heights at sunset, the bay and Marin beyond.

On a quiet stretch of Washington Street, between Lafayette Park and Alta Plaza.

From the upper windows, the Golden Gate Bridge. From the front door, Lafayette Park in six minutes.

A couple walking along the bay toward the Golden Gate Bridge.
A woman in a camel coat at a tall window over the city.

A short walk away

  • Lafayette Park6min on foot
  • Fillmore Street8min on foot
  • The Presidio23min on foot
  • The symphony1.7miles away
  • The Ferry Building2.5miles away
  • Marina Green1.4miles away

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  1. 1Lafayette Park, 6 min on foot
  2. 2Alta Plaza Park, 11 min on foot
  3. 3Fillmore Street, 8 min on foot
  4. 4The Presidio, 23 min on foot
  5. 5Marina Green, 30 min on foot
A woman in white walks along the reflecting pool in the garden.

A private garden runs the length of the building.

A man with a small dog walks through the bronze garden gate.

A long reflecting pool, olive trees in stone planters, and a bench at either end.

The reflecting pool with olive trees in stone planters.

Ferns, olives and Japanese maples, chosen for the fog.

Forty feet back from the street, the garden is open only to residents.

A walnut dining table with yellow wildflowers against a plaster wall.

Thirty-eight homes,
from one to four bedrooms

From1,150
Up to4,300

Interior, square feet

Every bedroom has its own bath.

Ground-floor homes that open onto the garden.

Find by view

The double-height lobby with a fluted limestone wall and a long cream sofa.

Limestone, walnut and bronze

Fluted stone walls, a long sofa by the windows, and a concierge desk by the door.

Bronze-and-glass doors open onto the foggy street.

Off the lobby, a library corner lined with art books.

A cream boucle lounge chair against fluted walnut.

Lounge chairs in wool and boucle, from Danish and Italian makers.

Four shared rooms, each opening onto the garden.

A walnut tasting table with four wine glasses in the wine room.
Wine roomFitness studioGuest suitePrivate dining

Host a tasting in the wine room, train in the fitness studio, put friends up in the guest suite, or book the private dining room for twelve.

Built to stay quiet and stand steady.

Structure

A reinforced concrete frame on deep foundations.

Quiet

Triple-pane windows and eight-inch concrete floors between homes.

Smart home

Lights, shades, heat and locks from one panel or your phone.

Security

A concierge day and night, and keyed elevator access to each floor.

Two cars parked in the walnut-paneled garage beside a wall charger.

Beneath the garden, one space for every home

38Private spaces, reached from the street by a car lift.

Each space is wired for its own charger.

Storage rooms and a bike room on the same level.