Built in 1900 and thoughtfully expanded over the years, this Inner Mission Victorian home strikes a rare balance between historical charm, grand scale spaces perfect for entertaining and a garage so large that it will please avid car collectors or workshop seekers. At the front of the home, a formal living room retains the warmth and architectural integrity of its Victorian origins with crown molding, picture rail and trim details. Further in, the rear of the home opens up dramatically with soaring loft-style volumes and an expansive open living, dining, and kitchen area bathed in natural light. A seamless connection to the south-facing backyard and brick patio makes this space as effortless for entertaining as it is for everyday living. The upper level is home to the expansive primary bedroom. A sanctuary unto itself, the full-floor suite is complete with its own terrace overlooking the backyard, a sun-filled bathroom open onto a sheltered central patio with large vanity, dual walk-in shower, a walk-in closet and laundry room. A second well-proportioned bedroom and split second bathroom on the main level, along with abundant storage, complete this functional home. Below, the five-car garage offers unparalleled flexibility for collectors, creators, or workshops. Rooted in history yet alive with character, this two-story Victorian stands as one of the Inner Mission's most compelling offerings! With a Walk Score of 98, iconic destinations like Flour + Water, Atlas Cafe, Sightglass, and True Laurel are steps away. This is the Inner Mission living at its finest.