Exceptional 
San Francisco Home

The Whedon House, built in 1937, showcases an impressive collaboration between two icons of California design: William Wurster, renowned architect, and Thomas Church, celebrated landscape designer. Situated on a rare double lot on a sought after street in St. Francis Wood, the home was originally built for one of Wurster's fraternity brothers at UC Berkeley and has had only three owners since.
The main floor exudes casual sophistication with a seamless flow, featuring a spacious eat-in kitchen, an adjoining family room, a formal dining room, a gracious entryway, a half-bath, and an impressive formal living room featuring a large fireplace. Every room on this floor is thoughtfully designed to connect effortlessly with the expansive front yard, creating a harmony between indoor and outdoor living.
The second floor offers five bedrooms and four bathrooms. One bedroom is currently used as a laundry room/reading room. The large primary suite includes a fireplace, a generous dressing room, and access to a long deck with wonderful views of the Pacific Ocean, the Farallon Islands (on clear days), and vibrant sunsets.
Additional features include the original cobblestone driveway, which provides ample parking and leads to a two-car garage conveniently located on the main level. A basement adds valuable storage space, including a wine cellar. The backyard is anchored by a substantial outdoor fireplace.
Located within an easy walk to the charming West Portal corridor, this historic home combines timeless elegance with modern convenience with easy access to public transportation and the freeway.