Prime Cow Hollow: Stunning Italianate Mansion with Golden Gate Bridge, Bay, Palace of Fine Arts, Alcatraz  Island, Marin Headlands, Fort Mason, Russian Hill, Coit Tower, City, Mount Diablo and Berkeley Views

Built in 1905 by James A. McCullough, this majestic Italianate Villa of approximately 16,000 square feet has been lovingly restored and renovated using the finest in materials and craftsmanship to create the ultimate in state-of-the-art amenities and luxury living. Yet, it still retains the elegance and beauty of the era in which it was built.

The hallmark of this extraordinary home is the dramatic formal entry and Tiffany skylight.

The phenomenal grand formal foyer is the gracious entrance to gorgeous oversized rooms and welcomes you into one of San Francisco's most spectacular homes. The remarkable architectural detail from the Beaux-Arts period includes an amazing Tiffany fountain, ornate carved ceilings, white marble floors and gracefully curving marble stairway.

The ceiling of the mezzanine, off the grand staircase embraces the unsurpassed beauty of a magnificent Tiffany skylight. This work of fine art rich in color, depth, and design is truly breathtaking.

From the stellar views on all floors from the Golden Gate Bridge to Coit Tower and the elevator that goes to the large sheltered and private roof deck, this home offers a family the utmost in City living.

2820 Scott was San Francisco's Designer Showcase home for 2008. It is located on a large prime lot in the heart of Cow Hollow. Learn more.

2820 Scott’s Extraordinary One-of-a-Kind Features

• Seven bedrooms, each with its own bath
• Eleven bathrooms (eight full and three half)
• Formal Reception Hall with Tiffany Skylight
• Library
• Wine Cellar
• Media and Entertainment Room

• 360° Views of San Francisco
• 4 Plus Car Garage with Interior Access
• Security System with Cameras
• Elevator
• Wi-fi and Surround Sound
• Au-pair Quarters