#7

There’s a certain magic to a top-floor San Francisco flat: the hush above the street, the way the afternoon light drifts in across hardwood floors, the sense that you’ve found a private perch above the city. 2663 California Street, #7 is all of that and more — a remarkably spacious one-bedroom home with an additional room that’s tailor-made as a quiet office or creative studio.

Step inside and you’re greeted by graceful high ceilings, tall Edwardian windows, and sunlight that seems to follow you from room to room. The living area unfolds generously — there’s space here for gatherings, for a grand sofa, for that dining table you’ve always wanted to set with flowers and candles. The bedroom feels serene and tucked away, a restful retreat at day’s end.

Tucked just off the main living space is the dedicated office — a true luxury in the city. With its own window and a sense of calm, it’s the perfect spot for working from home, curling up with a book, or laying out sketches and plans for your next idea.

The kitchen has a cheerful, almost sun-warmed charm, with plenty of storage and space for casual breakfasts or late-night cups of tea. Period woodwork and vintage details hint at the building’s Edwardian history, while the bright, tiled bath adds a touch of classic San Francisco character.

Set at California and Steiner, you’re surrounded by the timeless elegance of Pacific Heights: strolls to Alta Plaza Park, coffee and croissants on Fillmore Street, dinners at neighborhood favorites, and errands made easy at nearby markets — all just a short walk from your front door.

What makes this home special is its sense of spaciousness and possibility. It’s a place to spread out, to create, to host, to work — to let life feel a little larger. Top-floor light, graceful proportions, and a private office make #7 a rare find in one of San Francisco’s most beloved neighborhoods.