One of the anchors of what is called the Third Henry Hinkle Row in the Webster Street Landmark District, has been modified over the years to add a spacious garage underneath, but it retains its distinctive Italianate charm. Inside, the same theme continues - kitchen, baths, electricity and heating have been modernized but the soaring ceilings, marble fireplace, ceiling medallions and tall bay windows remain to make us feel cozily at home. Detached on three sides, with a flat rear garden accessible from the kitchen, everything you need for a retreat from the city is here. Welcomed through striking ornate double doors and greeted by a grand staircase up, spacious double parlor style living room to the right and a hallway back to the kitchen, it's easy to feel at home. The double parlor features a large bay window, pocket doors and a marble fireplace, which allow the inner room to be used as a library, or family room. Flowing toward the rear of the home, a dining room adjoins to an updated kitchen - flooded with light from another huge bay window. Updated feature in the kitchen includes granite countertops and stainless steel appliances. Upstairs there are three large bedrooms and two renovated baths. The en-suite primary bath is updated with an alcove shower over tub. The hall bath is has updated features and another alcove tub. The rear bedroom features elegant double French doors overlooking a quiet backyard. A stacked washer/dryer in the second-floor hallway closet makes doing laundry a breeze. Throughout the home new designer lighting and refinished hardwood floors bestow a warming glow. The freshly-painted garage accommodates one vehicle, with additional storage space on the side and the rear of the basement. The amazing location is steps from exclusive boutiques, movie theaters, Mollie Stone's, and more restaurants than can be counted (but to name a few Palmer's Tavern, Florio, State Bird Provisions, The Progress, Harry's Bar, Woodhouse Fish Company, Oma San Francisco Station). With a walk score of 99, the delights of Pacific Heights are all just moments away.