Known as the John J. Dowling house, this stunning four-level home strikes the perfect balance of Victorian architecture and contemporary living. Built in 1895, many original period details remain intact including a Newel post light at the base of the stairs, lincrusta wainscoting, ceiling medallions, and brass hardware. Detached on three sides and resting on an oversized lot (37' x 138'), light pours through the numerous windows and skylights. Grand-scale rooms and high ceilings are at the fore-front of the home. The large south-facing garden is the ideal place to entertain and includes a lush vegetable/fruit garden. Located within steps of Alamo Square Park and a short walk to the Divisadero and Hayes Valley Corridors.