Set on a flat, tree-lined block of Filbert Street in the heart of Cow Hollow, 1974 Filbert offers the kind of indoor-outdoor living that's rare in the city: a private garden, a sunny south-facing terrace, and a 300-square-foot deck with Golden Gate Bridge and Bay views. Rebuilt in 2010 and recently refreshed by Lauren Nelson Design, the home spans 3,715 square feet (per draftsman) across 3 levels, with 4 bedrooms, a dedicated office, 3 renovated baths, a home gym, and a 2-car garage with interior access. The tone is set at the door, where a foyer wrapped in custom Calico wallpaper leads into a south-facing living room that soaks up the light all day. The main level's 12-foot ceilings extend through the open floor plan to the dining room, centered on a gas fireplace clad in Calacatta Vagli marble, plus a matching custom bar. Roman Clay walls, refinished hickory floors, and custom drapery add a soft, layered warmth. The kitchen, topped in honed Arabescato Corchia marble, pairs a large seating island with a walk-in pantry, so whoever's cooking stays part of the conversation. This level also has 2 bedrooms, one with garden views, and a full bath. Upstairs, the primary suite looks out to the Golden Gate Bridge through a glass corner window, with a custom built-in bed and nightstands, Lutron shades, a walk-in closet, and a fully renovated bath with a soaking tub and a heated-seat Toto smart toilet. At the front of the house, the office is lined with wall-to-wall bookshelves and opens to a south-facing terrace with views toward Pacific Heights. The laundry room is on this level too. One more flight up, the roof deck takes in the Bridge, the Bay, and the Palace of Fine Arts, with a front-row seat for Fleet Week. Downstairs, another bedroom suite opens straight out to the garden, alongside a family room and an exercise room. The garden was fully redone with an expanded stone patio, a built-in bench, a second seating area, new plantings, and turf, ready for weekend barbecues. Union Street's shops and restaurants are a block away, and Moscone Rec Center's playgrounds, fields, library, and dog park are moments away. Wildseed, Flores, Palm House, and Mama's Luncheonette are all around the corner, and Chestnut Street, Marina Green, Fort Mason, and the Presidio's Tunnel Tops are an easy walk. It's Cow Hollow living at its best, from the garden to the rooftop.