Maureen Terris

224 Presidio Avenue

Originally built in 1890, as the magnificent grand prize in a contest held by William Randolph Hearst`s San Francisco Examiner, this gracious home was exquisitely remodeled for modern living. A handsome front door, bay windows, soaring ceilings and impressive fireplaces create an elegant and sophisticated house while modern upgrades…

15 Napier Lane

Belonging to San Francisco’s early history, 15 Napier Lane is nestled among a small group of Telegraph Hill houses, all dating from the second half of the 19th century, that survived the 1906 earthquake & fire. This wonderful house built c.1884 is on an historic wooden alley connected to…

The St. Elizabeth: 901 Powell Street, No. 1

901 Powell | The St. Elizabeth | No. 1 The gracious St. Elizabeth graces the eastern slope of Nob Hill, anchoring the northwest corner of Powell and Sacramento Streets. Built in 1912, by Houghton Sawyer, an architect renowned for his work before and after the 1906 earthquake, the building…

130 – 132 Varennes Street

Built in 1906, 130-132 Varennes served as emergency housing for people left homeless by the great San Francisco earthquake. In the pre-dawn hours of April 18, 1906, an 8.2 earthquake violently shook San Francisco. As destructive as the earthquake and its aftershocks were, the ensuing fires that burned out…

601 4th Street #223

A spectacular corner loft in the historic Hueblein Building, one of San Francisco’s premier conversion buildings, located at 601 4th Street in San Francisco’s vibrant SOMA district. Inspired by the loft lifestyles in New York City and by the 1988 relaxation of the live/work building code in the SOMA…

The St. Regis

The St. Regis Hotel and Residences is a magnificent blend of history and modernity. Architect Craig Hartman of Skidmore Owings Merrill’s San Francisco office successfully incorporated the historic Williams Building with a modern 41-story tower. The Williams Building, a yellow brick jewel in the Romanesque revival style, was constructed…

Engine House 44 – 3816 22nd Street

Constructed in 1909, Chemical Engine House 44 once housed the Hill Company who protected the citizens living in the working class neighborhoods of Noe Valley and Eureka Valley. The McSheehy Brothers built the two-story stucco firehouse in the Mission Revival style in the years after the great 1906 earthquake…

Maureen brings a special enthusiasm, attention to detail and unlimited patience to buying and selling real estate. As her client, you are her highest…

Contact

Maureen Terris
DRE# 01869674
1400 Van Ness Avenue
San Francisco, CA 94109
Direct 415.738.7221
Fax 415.738.7271
Mobile 415.505.2573
mterris@paragon-re.com

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