Home of the week: This Oceanfront Manse in San Francisco Has Jaw-Dropping Views of the Golden Gate Bridge

Sotheby’s San Francisco put ups for sale this four-story mansion which offers the best views of the iconic Golden Gate Bridge, from almost every room in the rear of the house, its rooftop deck and its concrete gazebo.
The house, built in 1915, was designed by San Francisco architect Leo J. Devlin, who lived in the house until his death in 1933. In the early 70s, it was bought by ophthalmologist Dr. Selby Mohr and his wife, who after their deaths passed to their four children who made the decision to sell it.
The location is ideal: it’s a favorite of tech industry leaders and well-known celebrities. Predisio park is just two blocks away, the city’s downtown is an easy commute and the house has private steps leading down to Baker Beach.
Regarding the house in itself, it has a floor area of 5,930 square feet, an elevator, five bedrooms and many other things to discover. It is perfect for a family!

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