The Art of Staying In. The Ease of Stepping Out. Beyond its stately, shuttered facade, 919 Fell Street reveals grand rooms, a broad skylit staircase, and a landscaped garden made for evenings with friends. Reimagined across three levels, the home pairs classic San Francisco architecture with warm, contemporary finishes, one block from Alamo Square. Tall, coved ceilings, substantial millwork, and RH chandeliers define the interiors. In the living room, tall windows and an intricately detailed fireplace mantel complement a dramatic cascading chandelier. The adjoining dining room centers on a tiered chandelier, creating an elegant setting beside the kitchen. Wood cabinetry, Taj Mahal quartzite, and integrated appliances bring warmth and refinement to the kitchen. A generous island welcomes casual gatherings, while a breakfast area offers a quiet place to begin the day. Custom imported solid Viola marble vanities make a distinctive statement in every bathroom. Upstairs, three bedrooms share one level, including a primary suite with a walk-in closet and double-vanity bath. A laundry closet adds convenience. The lower level offers a flexible fourth bedroom or family room with a full bath, providing space for guests, work, or retreat. A rear balcony overlooks the landscaped garden, where planted borders surround a lawn and curving dining terrace. An outdoor kitchen makes alfresco meals and evenings around the table an effortless part of life at home. Approximately 2,520 square feet, three full baths, a main-level powder room, and two-car garage parking complete the residence. Alamo Square is one block away, with the cafes, restaurants, and shops of Divisadero and Hayes Valley close at hand. Your favorite place in San Francisco may be home. | See more at FellResidence.com