$4,195,000

Incomparable views from each of three levels elevate this spacious home above others in this beautiful enclave. Literally from top to bottom, the home surveys San Francisco, the Peninsula, and the Bay. Guests enter the grand foyer on the home’s middle level, which offers entertainment areas on all sides. Enjoy an aperitif in the 400-square-foot living room, warmed with an oversized fireplace, with spectacular views and access to a stunning terrace. From there take formal meals in the dining room close by, which easily seats eight to ten. The wine cellar is close at hand, allowing hosts to freshen guests’ goblets with ease. Alternatively, take informal meals in the nearby breakfast nook, with beautiful views. Between the two dining areas lies the well-appointed kitchen (with Bosch and Viking appliances, and an island) and a 250-square-foot butler’s pantry. Cleaning up after meals is as painless as cleaning up can be, as the kitchen has two dishwashers, and the butler’s pantry has a third. Down a couple of stairs is the 425-square-foot family room; look to one side at a movie playing on the oversized, built-in television, or to the other side at views of the City over the spacious terrace outside. Three bedrooms, including the principal suite, lie upstairs (with two full bathrooms); the other three bedrooms (and two more full bathrooms), a spacious laundry room (with LG appliances and custom cabinetry), and a wide terrace lie downstairs. The primary suite is particularly distinctive, more than 450 square feet in size, with incomparable views on two sides, a fireplace, wet bar, private terrace with more views, dressing room/closet that will accommodate anyone’s wardrobe, and en-suite bathroom with dual sinks, a shower with elite fixtures (and Bay views), and a Jacuzzi soaking tub. Ornate stairways connect all the floors, and so does a spacious elevator, linking the garage on the ground floor with all the living floors above. Working from home is a pleasure in the spacious office, also on the main level, or in the library/office on the lower level. Refinished Australian Mahogany hardwoods grace the premises throughout. Although the home carries a La Salle Avenue address, it actually is well removed from La Salle itself, at the top of a private, gated drive (marked by mature Italian cypress trees). Parking for residents and guests is easy, in the four-car garage or on the spacious driveway in front.