The Tudor Arms, built in 1915, features striking Jacobethan Revival architecture, with deep red bricks and vivid terra-cotta trim, showcasing its historic charm.
This Nob Hill condo, at 902 square feet, brilliantly incorporates entertaining spaces typical of Craftsman homes, making it feel much larger than its size.
The kitchen's layout separates it from the dining area, preserving the formal feel while adding useful built-in cabinetry, maintaining the period aesthetics.
The cozy living room leads to a generous balcony, and now features an office space with built-in desk and ample shelving, enhancing functionality.
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