50 Liberty Street

A remarkable example of early 19th-century craftsmanship, this Stick-Eastlake Victorian—originally built as the Barnett Cottage for a prominent railroad executive—resides in San Francisco’s coveted Liberty Hill Historic District, one of the city’s most exclusive enclaves with only 51 designated residences.

This grand home features four bedrooms and three-and-a-half baths, combining classic Victorian detailing with thoughtful, subtle modern updates. Entering the residence, one is immediately struck by the scale and volume of the living and dining rooms, each adorned with a fireplace and rich period millwork, offering a sophisticated and inviting ambiance.

All bedrooms are located on the upper level, with two flexible suites suitable as master retreats. The rear master suite is particularly luminous, with a marble bath, abundant natural light, and a private balcony framing views of the downtown skyline. Meticulous upgrades over time enhance the home’s functionality while preserving its historical character. The basement has received significant seismic reinforcements, ensuring both safety and longevity.

Blending historic charm, architectural integrity, and a prime Liberty Hill location, this exceptional residence presents a rare opportunity to own a home of enduring character in one of San Francisco’s most prestigious historic districts.