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Come home to the geographic center of San Francisco. 771 Corbett Avenue puts the city on display. Spanning all four levels, you will be mesmerized by the panoramic artistry of Transamerica Pyramid and Salesforce Tower, the Bay Bridge, the bay itself, Mount Diablo, and the East Bay hills beyond. The house was rebuilt from the studs in 2025, so what you’re looking at is new, inside and out.

The top floor is where the evenings happen. The living room, dining area, and kitchen share one open space with the house's widest views, and it all opens onto a large deck. Come at dusk, when the skyline lights up, and you’re still holding a glass in the kitchen. A linear gas fireplace anchors the living area, framed by hidden storage, and the same built-ins continue into the bar. In-ceiling speakers play throughout the home, so the music follows the party from room to room.

Calacatta Gold quartz counters, custom cabinetry, and an island big enough for the whole guest list to lean on put you at the center of it all. The Wolf 48-inch range and Viking 48" side-by-side refrigeration, plus other state-of-the-art appliances, are ready for the nights you become a chef for your guests.

One floor down, the foyer leads to two bedrooms, each with its own view deck, a full bath, and the garage. Below that, the primary suite has its own floor. It has a private deck, a laundry room, and morning sun from the east. The bath centers on a marble-wrapped, glass-enclosed wet room with a rain shower, and a freestanding soaking tub sits under a window framing the view. A custom walk-in closet completes the suite.

The lowest level is the house’s second living room. An entertainment room with a full bath doubles easily as a guest suite. Wide sliding doors open to a covered deck and a large, level yard with a gas fire pit and built-in planters full of Gardenias, Roses and lush plants. It’s an easy place to end a long night.

Updates include a new roof, Chateau European White Oak flooring, Marvin windows, and sliding doors, plus new plumbing and electrical with a 200-amp panel. A tankless water heater and boiler, radiant floor heating with smart thermostat control in every room, and a seismic upgrade.

Across the street, an SF Public Works medallion marks the geographic center of the city. The Castro, Upper Market, and Noe Valley are a short trip down the hill, with Twin Peaks and Christmas Tree Point just above.

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