Touting “never before on the open market,” originally home to our “Cable Car Lady” Friedel Klussmann, and purchased for $1,700,000 in 1988, what was once a San Francisco farmhouse built in 1936 has been transformed into a four (plus) bedroom high-end view home with landscaped terraces and balconies on 3 levels atop Telegraph Hill.
Now very much on the open market and asking for $12,900,000 for 260 Green.
∙ Listing: 260 Green Street (4/4.5) – $12,900,000 [sfproperties.com] [MLS]
∙ Mrs. Friedel Klussmann (1896 – 1986) [wikipedia.org]
i see teh woodwork,
and i want to paint it white
tiny kitchen for 13 mill..
“tiny kitchen for 13 mill..”
The servants will clearly suffer with the tiny kitchen.
I really like the house, but it is close to a sheer cliff and has a good, not great, location. For $13 million, I just don’t know.
I wonder what the Planning Department thought about Friedel Klussmann and her fight to save the Cable Cars? Its a great story on the wiki that this one links to.
They probably would have poo-poo’d her and the cars as elitist and insufficient to serve the disabled specifically and social justice goals generally.
She’s got her orange on, go Giants!!!
did they mistakenly put a 1 at the front of that price?
Absolutely beautiful. There are two kitchens, and I would be happy to live on the lower level.
Wow! Amazing. Check out the floorplans before making comments. There is a full kitchen near the dining room. And the Master suite is enormous. Not sure it’s $13M, but someone with the money could fall in love with it, so worth a try.
Who lives there now?
Property shark lists Sandra Mosbacher as trustee… and google returns her husband, Oil mogul Robert A. Mosbacher. He died earlier this year. What fun/nice view a little (or a lot) oil money can bring….
Here is obit on Robert Mosbacher, buddy of the Bush family and one-time Secretary of Commerce.
http://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-dyn/content/article/2010/01/24/AR2010012401448.html
IF this is a SFH why on earth does this home have two kitchens?
checked it out – 2 kitchens, smaller one for parites, I guess. It’s not wood but chinese red laquer paint, stunning. What a view! beautiful rooms and finishes. Huge bonus is a ton of off street parking. Easily 10 cars.
After a little under two months on the market, the list price for 260 Green has been reduced $1,900,000 (15%), now asking $11,000,000.
The list price for 260 Green has just been reduced another $1,500,000 (13%), now asking $9,500,000.
The list price for 260 Green has just been reduced another $2,005,000 (21%), now asking $7,495,000.
Pending Per the Malin site.
no where to be seen on MLS
The sale of 260 Green closed escrow yesterday with a reported contract price of $7,150,000, officially 5 percent under asking but 45 percent under original list.