Property Description

Fabulous one bedroom tucked away on the eastern slope of Telegraph Hill in the Malloch Building, an iconic late Art Deco building featured in the 1947 film Dark Passage with Humphrey Bogart and Lauren Bacall. This unit offers stunning views of the Bay Bridge, Bay and across the Embarcadero from the living areas, outdoor deck and primary suite.

The interior was completely renovated in 2016, including brand new appliances and fixtures, with rich hardwood flooring throughout. A spacious living room offers a decorative fireplace with a mantle and built-in cabinetry. Sliding floor-to-ceiling glass doors lead out to a large terrace, overlooking the Embarcadero with a 100-degree view of the Bay, Treasure Island, East Bay Hills, and the water. Adjoining the living room is an elegant dining area, delineated by a curved column, which can accommodate a round table seating up to six. A lovely chef’s kitchen is equipped with stainless appliances including a range and dishwasher, as well as a beautiful mosaic glass tile backsplash and white cabinetry. The primary bedroom accommodates a king bed and features a walk-in closet. An attractive tile bathroom is adjacent to the bedroom, with a walk-in shower and stone-topped vanity. The residence boasts an In-unit washer/dryer, a Sonos wireless audio system, one-car underground garage parking, and an additional storage space in the basement. This boutique, professionally managed elevator building is ideally located in prime Telegraph Hill amongst the parrots! Close to great dining and shops in FiDi, Embarcadero and North Beach. Own a piece of glamourous San Francisco history and live like Bogart and Bacall!