Tucked into the Outer Richmond, this beautifully preserved Edwardian home offers a rare blend of early-1900s craftsmanship and easy, everyday livability all just steps from Golden Gate Park and a half-block from the cafes and restaurants lining Balboa Street. Step through the entry and feel the character immediately: soaring ceilings and a warm flow of natural light through the home’s arched windows. The living room centers on an original brick fireplace a true period showpiece and the natural gathering spot on foggy Richmond District evenings. Rich wood floors and thoughtfully preserved detailing carry throughout the main level, a reminder of the craftsmanship that defines this era of San Francisco architecture. The main floor offers two comfortable bedrooms and a full bath, along with a formal dining room, a sunny breakfast room, and a dedicated office a layout that balances gracious entertaining space with everyday practicality. A third bedroom on the lower level adds further flexibility as a guest suite or family room, complete with its own half bath for added convenience. Plus a temperature controlled 2,000 bottle wine cellar. Outside, the home continues to deliver: a private garage provides coveted off-street parking, while a yard and garden offer a peaceful outdoor retreat for morning coffee, container gardening, or evening unwinding a rare luxury in the city. The location is what truly sets this home apart; Ocean Beach, Golden Gate Park’s trails, gardens, and open green space are just moments away, perfect for weekend walks, picnics, or a run along Chain of Lakes. Head half a block in the other direction and you’re on Balboa Street, surrounded by neighborhood coffee shops, bakeries, and a growing lineup of well-loved restaurants the kind of walkable, close-knit stretch that makes the Outer Richmond feel like its own village within the city.