THE MARENGO In the year of the horse, The Marengo doesn't place it wins. The name carries history. Marengo was Napoleon Bonaparte's legendary warhorse a grey Arabian celebrated for the grace and endurance it carried through some of the era's most decisive battles, and remembered long after as a symbol of staying power. It's a fitting namesake for three residences built the same way: to outlast trend, to outlast time. Perfectly positioned between Pacific Heights and Alamo Square, just a few doors down from the Divisadero Corridor and conveniently located next to the quaint Beideman-O'Farrell Mini Park, The Marengo is a ground-up reimagining of three residences, rebuilt from the studs out new windows, steel structural beams throughout, all-new plumbing, electrical, systems and framing with nothing left untouched and nothing left to chance. The building itself is a rarity in the city: fully detached on all sides, abutted by the park to the East, filling every residence with incredible ceiling height and light. It's a home that feels tucked into the trees while sitting just a few doors down from everything the city has to offer. Each residence carries the same design language: designer finishes, gorgeous tile work, kitchens with a hidden walk-in pantry tucked just out of sight, and its own dedicated laundry hub. Every residence comes with a dedicated parking space and private storage, and all three share a gorgeous, expansive newly landscaped yard built for entertaining and dining al fresco. This year of the horse, put your money on The Marengo.