In the words of the listing, “As original as a fingerprint, every hinge is hand forged every window’s stained glass unique to the room the vision for the home was crafted over a lifetime of travel, curiosity, and exploration.”įrom the looks of it, Navas and Robbins, both of whom passed away in 2022, appear to have been particularly fond of India, Morocco, Spain, and Indonesia. Even its driveway and garage door have been artistically embellished. Originally constructed in 1926, the three-story residence has been extensively re-constructed and customized by its longtime owners, Henry Navas and Deborah Robbins.
But as of this writing, there is one home on the market in the pricey nabe where the interior views are just as dazzling as the exterior ones. Making up for the altitudinous enclave’s dearth of shopportunities, however, are its jaw-dropping views, which span from the Golden Gate Bridge to the Oakland Bay Bridge and beyond.
Located just to the north of Twin Peaks and southeast of UCSF and Mount Sutro, San Francisco’s Clarendon Heights neighborhood is decidedly lacking in coffee shops, grocery stores, and chic boutiques.
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