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2507
Pacific Avenue

2507 Pacific Avenue, San Francisco CA

99, San Francisco, California

Only a short stroll away from parks, stores, schools, and restaurants, 2507 Pacific Avenue provides easy access to all that San Francisco’s Pacific Heights area has to offer. A newly renovated home, 2507 Pacific Avenue is conveniently located merely one block over from Fillmore Street, the main thoroughfare in the neighborhood. With a broad selection of options ranging from home furnishings at Jonathan Adler to chocolates at Bittersweet, the street attracts locals and visitors alike. Every July, Fillmore Street also serves as the setting for the Fillmore Street Jazz Festival, a two-day celebration that dates back more than two decades.

A private residence, 2507 Pacific Avenue also lies within walking distance of Alta Plaza Park, which offers a playground, tennis courts, and breathtaking views of the city. In addition, Lafayette Park, on the corner of Laguna Street and Sacramento Street, furnishes similar amenities plus a picnic area and off-leash dog run. Residents can also enjoy the home’s proximity to an array of public and private educational institutions, including the Hillwood Academic Day School, William L. Cobb Elementary School, St. Vincent De Paul School, and San Francisco Waldorf School.

In keeping with the area, 2507 Pacific Avenue features quaint Victorian architecture. Inside, the four-level home displays a surplus of amenities uncommon in older properties. Complete with an exercise room, spa room, wine room, and two fully equipped media rooms, the house combines modern luxury with historic appeal. Redesigned to supply ample space, the house includes four bedrooms, five and one-half bathrooms, as well as a living room, dining room, breakfast room, kitchen, finished basement, garage, and an elevator.


2507 Pacific Avenue's Publications

  • Silver Dusk Marble and Other Kitchen Details at 2507 Pacific Avenue
    , 2507 Pacific Avenue's Blog on Bigsight
    January, 2012
    An exceptional property in San Francisco’s historic pacific heights neighborhood, 2507 Pacific Avenue has recently undergone full renovation under the direction of Joe Toboni. Of particular note is the house’s fully equipped kitchen area, which combines inviting hand-detailed cabinetry with modern appliances, including a Subzero glass-front refrigerator, a digital Wolf fuel range with an eight-foot hood, and a Miele coffee station and speed oven.


    Over-and-under refrigerator / freezer with glass door from Sub-Zero posted at coolpicturegallery.net

    The kitchen also offers a “painted furniture” island that runs in symmetrical alignment with the fuel range. The true luxury of the cooking area is in its details, which include countertops of rare Silver Dusk marble. This highly prized stone is an off-white color, with a natural veining of darker grey and silver. The use of this subtle and evocative stone type reflects a trend of minimalist architects such as Ludwig Mies van der Rohe, bringing warmth to designs through marble elements.

    A prominent use of Silver Dusk marble has been the suites and spa areas of The Trump Soho hotel, a premier luxury hotel in Manhattan. The project owner selected Walker Zanger’s Silver Dusk marble as an ideal complement to the modern ambiance of the hotel’s interiors and architecture. The Silver Dusk marble countertops at 2507 Pacific are complemented by a grained limestone backsplash, which adds a warm and inviting quality to the entire kitchen area.

    The Victorian-style house at 2507 Pacific Avenue offers residents a host of other amenities, including two furnished media rooms, a basement wine cellar with wall-to-ceiling glass, and a Frank and Grossman Co. landscaped rear yard.
    To learn more about the house at 2507 Pacific Avenue, visit 2507 Pacific.