Reconsider Downtown Living 42 Hotaling Place San Francisco, California 94111 United States

Encounter this masterful, multi-year, bespoke restoration of a historic full-floor Hotaling Place penthouse under the guidance of Rossington Architecture & Van Acker Construction.

Designed & crafted to a modern European standard, the layout introduces well-appointed principal rooms to accommodate intimate living or ignite grand-scale entertaining within 6,400sf+ on two levels. A remarkable showcase, #42’s exceptional and unique materials and finishes echo the building’s historic past. Custom millwork concealing storage defines living & dining areas. The Neolith Calacatta-slab kitchen & large walk-in pantry feature an on-demand wall rising to separate the kitchen from dining area. Skylights throughout the penthouse complement casement windows on three sides. The palatial primary wing introduces a lounge, sleeping area & fireplace, opulent closets & dressing areas, and a stone & glass, spa-inspired bath.

Ascend the glass-sided stairway to experience the penthouse’s world-class sky garden – complete with diverse, lush botanical plantings with a sizable pond, extensive outdoor kitchen, living & dining areas, theater with outdoor television, bocce lawn, yoga area, & hot tub – all amid the vibrant downtown SF cityscape.

This one-of-a-kind, next-generation penthouse is fueled by advanced infrastructure such as HEPA filtration & air-conditioning as well as personal device control of integrated lighting, climate, window shades, audio/media, and security.

Designated SF Landmark #11, historic Hotaling Place was named before our city was San Francisco and California was granted statehood. Long considered the vanguard of the San Francisco interior design movement, Hotaling Place was formerly home of atelier Kneedler Fauchere, McGuire Furniture and myriad galleries.

Ideally located amidst the boutiques, restaurants, cafes of Jackson Square, Hotaling Place is steps from The Battery, Core Club, Wingtip & Villa Taverna and just minutes from the Embarcadero waterfront.