Welcome to the Doe House at 2120 Washington, a glimpse into San Francisco’s Gilded Age. This Classical Revival Edwardian residence, bordering Lafayette Park, occupies one of Pacific Heights’ most distinguished blocks, with the James D. Phelan estate next door and the Adolph Spreckels Mansion just down the street. Built in 1908 by pioneer, timber baron, and fenestration manufacturer Frank P. Doe, the house reflects the city’s post-earthquake reconstruction and renaissance—an era shaped, in part, by Doe’s family businesses.

Built in 1908 by timber baron Frank P. Doe, the four-level, 7,782-square-foot mansion occupies a flat double lot with front and side courtyards and a rear terraced garden. In 2011, the property underwent a sensitive renovation by the esteemed firm Butler Armsden Architects, preserving the home’s architectural bones while thoughtfully improving its flow and function.

Offered at $27,000,000