Telegraph Terrace View Penthouse!

This just-renovated view penthouse atop an historic Art Deco building on Telegraph Hill delivers 2,000sf+ of sensational indoor/outdoor living! Step off the elevator into a showcase living room with glass walls, chrome fireplace, Sciolari chandelier, & curved millwork - with cinematic views of the SF Bay, Treasure Isle, Bay Bridge, & more.

Open a sliding glass door to reveal one of the Hill's largest private terraces, with multiple seating areas, to experience the epic views of landmarks & five counties. Back inside, observe the Bridge lights through curved glass of the dining room.

The modern kitchen radiates with its Calacatta marble counters & backsplash, & topline appliances. An adjacent, curved marble bar area fuels entertaining.

The serene primary suite is paired with an oversized, marble-clad bathroom with steel-and-glass shower doors & double vanity. The ensuite guest bedroom enjoys tree-top outlooks.

Created under the guidance of Jeff Schlarb Design & Englander Builders, the penthouse's amenities include whole house A/C, in-wall speakers, and the parrots of Telegraph Hill!

Built in 1937, the Malloch Building is one of SF's most iconic Streamline Moderne landmarks, located just above the Filbert Steps & moments from North Beach, the Embarcadero, & the financial center.

HIGHLIGHTS INCLUDE:

• 2-bedroom, 2-bath penthouse residence in the historic 1937 Malloch Building, masterfully redesigned by Jeff Schlarb
• Streamline Moderne architecture blended with curated interiors that honor the building’s Art Deco legacy
• Dramatic living room with Sciolari crystal chandelier, custom millwork & floor-to-ceiling glass opening to the terrace
• Dining room enriched by hand-cast trapeze sconces and sculptural lighting
• Chef’s kitchen with polished Calacatta marble counters & backsplash, custom navy cabinetry, antique brass hardware & curved marble bar with glass shelving
• Primary suite anchored by glass-and-brass lighting pendants, paired with marble-clad bath featuring steel-and-glass shower & double vanity
• Expansive 800± sq.ft. terrace offering Bay Bridge, Treasure Island & East Bay views — an elegant extension of the living space
• Iconic Malloch Building distinguished by curved lines, etched glass & Alfred du Pont’s sgraffito murals; cinematic history includes the 1947 film noir Dark Passage
• Coveted Telegraph Hill location above the Filbert Steps, near Coit Tower, the Embarcadero & North Beach dining, cafés & cultural landmarks
• Monthly HOA fee of $1,560 includes professional management, heat, water, refuse, exterior maintenance, parking and more