Perched on the top floor of a beautifully preserved Victorian, this spacious five-room flat in the coveted Duboce Park/Lower Haight neighborhood seamlessly blends timeless architectural character with modern comfort. Rich period details, a versatile floor plan, and exceptional indoor-outdoor living make this a truly distinctive San Francisco residence. Designed by renowned architect John Marquis, who also designed the nearby Nightingale House, and built in 1884, the home showcases classic Victorian craftsmanship, including soaring 11-foot ceilings, hardwood floors, a prominent bay window, and beautifully preserved original architectural details. Thoughtful updates include double-pane windows throughout, completed seismic improvements and a new roof. The flexible layout features two generous bedrooms plus a charming fainting room currently used home office but equally well suited as guest bedroom, nursery, or reading room. An updated bathroom, spacious walk-in closet, and fresh interior paint enhance the home's move-in-ready appeal. At the rear of the home, the kitchen offers a gas range, contemporary cabinetry and countertops while overlooking a private sun drenched deck, creating a bright, inviting space for everyday living and effortless entertaining. Additional amenities include shared access to a beautifully landscaped backyard, a laundry room, and an additional bathroom. A large garage provides tandem parking and abundant storagea rare convenience in the city. Ideally centrally situated with an impressive Walk Score of 98, the home is just moments from Duboce Park, Alamo Square, and the vibrant shops, restaurants, cafs, nightlife, and public transit serving the Lower Haight, Hayes Valley, Divisadero Corridor, Upper Market, and Castro neighborhoods. Offering an exceptional combination of historic elegance, modern updates, flexible living space, and inviting outdoor areas, 328 Steiner Street represents quintessential San Francisco living at its finest.