1705 Gough Street is a reimagined Italianate Victorian in Pacific Heights, blending timeless architecture with a clean, modern sensibilityrecently featured in The New York Times. Designed for today's lifestyle, the home offers scale, light and flexibility in one of San Francisco's most sought-after neighborhoods. Expansive living spaces feature soaring ceilings, tall windows, and refined architectural details, creating an airy, elevated feel throughout. Multiple living and entertaining areas flow effortlessly, from a dramatic formal living room with marble fireplace to more relaxed spaces overlooking the gardenideal for both hosting and everyday living. The kitchen is built for how people live today: open, functional, and beautifully finished with Viking appliances, marble countertops, a generous island, and abundant storage. A casual dining area connects seamlessly, making it a true heart-of-the-home space. Bedrooms are peaceful and private, offering natural light, high ceilings, and custom finishes. The primary suite and additional bedrooms provide flexibility for guest rooms, home offices, or wellness spaces. Spa-like bathrooms feature radiant heated floors, walk-in marble showers, soaking tubs, and refined vanities. Outdoor living is equally compelling, with two distinct patiosone intimate and serene overlooking a lush garden, and another framed by mature landscaping, perfect for entertaining or quiet retreat. The location offers an exceptional balance of tranquility and connectivity. Just steps from Lafayette Park, residents enjoy open green space, dog-friendly areas, and sweeping bay views. Nearby Fillmore Street provides a vibrant mix of top-tier dining, cafs, boutiques, and everyday conveniences, while easy access to major routes ensures seamless connectivity to downtown, the Peninsula, and Marin. The neighborhood is also known for its proximity to some of the city's most respected schools and cultural institutions, making it as practical as it is prestigious. 1705 Gough Street delivers a rare combination of historic character, modern livability, and prime Pacific Heights locationtailored for today's discerning buyer..