Historic Character. Modern San Francisco Living. A rare blend of 1913 architectural character and contemporary style, this beautifully reimagined Inner Sunset home puts the best of San Francisco at your doorstepone block from Irving Street's vibrant cafs, the N Judah, the UCSF hospital campus, and two blocks from the museums at Golden Gate Park. A mosaic-tiled porch and beveled-glass entry open to a striking original staircase framed by stained glass. Inside, airy, high-ceilinged interiors, rich dark oak floors, and beautifully crafted period details create an effortless sense of sophistication. The light-filled living room features an expansive bay window with built-in seating, a custom period rebuilt leaded-glass transom, and a working fireplace with an Emerald Black marble surround, framed with a period detailed mantel and built-in shelving. A coffered ceiling defines the elegant dining room, where an expansive windowed bay with built-in seating overlooks the spectacular terraced garden and Ipe wood deck. Designed for easy entertaining and everyday living, the contemporary kitchen features quartz countertops, stainless-steel appliances, a generous pantry, laundry closet, and sunny breakfast area with French doors opening directly to the deck and garden. A powder room completes the main level. Upstairs, four bedrooms, two full baths, and a flexible office/sunroom offer spaces to live, work, and recharge. The primary suite enjoys a beautifully remodeled en suite bath and adjoining light-filled space overlooking the thoughtfully manicured garden. A second rear bedroom sits near a luxurious marbled hall bath with a deep soaking tub. Two spacious front bedrooms feature expansive bay windows with built-in window seats and views toward the DeYoung Tower and Marin Headlands. An internally accessible garage accommodates up to two cars, with additional storage, sink area, and garden access. And then there's the neighborhood. With a Walk Score of 98, mornings begin with coffee on Irving Street, afternoons unfold in Golden Gate Park, and weekends mean neighborhood restaurants, the Sunday farmers market, or a quick N Judah ride downtown or west to Ocean Beach. Historic soul, modern ease, and the unmistakable energy of San Francisco living.