Refined, gracious, and remarkably private, this full-floor residence occupies an entire level of an intimate nine-unit cooperative built in 1926. The building stands fully detached, so light reaches the home from every exposure, gentle in the morning and warm through the afternoon. The elevator opens directly into the residence, where gracious proportions, preserved period detail, and a meticulous renovation are evident throughout. The living room leads to a library and a sunroom with a private balcony, and the formal dining room is well suited to entertaining. The chef’s kitchen includes a true eat-in breakfast nook. There are three bedrooms and three and a half baths, including a corner primary suite with a spa-like bath and a second bedroom with its own en-suite bath. An elegant lobby with doorman, parking, two large storage rooms, and laundry both in the residence and in the building complete the offering. The residence sits at the corner of Pacific and Webster, near some of San Francisco’s most distinguished schools. Fillmore Street’s cafes and restaurants are moments away, as are Alta Plaza and Lafayette Parks, two of the city’s finest green spaces. It is equally suited to full-time living or a pied-a-terre in one of the city’s most coveted neighborhoods. Homes of this caliber in buildings of this kind rarely come to market, and this one should not be missed.