What is it like inside the most expensive home in San Francisco

Dennis Green

What does the most expensive house in one of America's most expensive cities look like? According to Curbed SF, 2250 Vallejo St., a circa 1901 mansion turned contemporary dream home built on one of San Francisco's highest streets, just became the most expensive listing in the city.
Meticulously refurbished on the outside and completely recreated on the inside, the 9,095-square-foot home is a rare mix of modern luxury and historical character. It has seven bedrooms and seven bathrooms spread out over three floors. Neal Ward Properties has the listing.

Welcome to 2250 Vallejo St. 

The most expensive home for sale in the city of San Francisco.

The building was originally built in 1901 for wealthy fish-packing mogul James Madison — no, not the president.

The top-to-bottom restoration of the property took two years to complete.

After being converted to housing for wounded soldiers from World War II, the home spent 50 years as an apartment building

It was decided that the exterior would be preserved, but the interior would be completely ripped out.

The newly open floor plan allows one to sit at the dining room table and still look out over San Francisco Bay.

The gourmet chef's kitchen is also completely new.

A total of five complete bedroom suites are spread throughout the house.

The marble of the bathroom is luxurious.

There's a dressing room for her ...

... and him.

The huge glass windows that look down on the city below are another new addition, and you can slide them open to walk out onto the balcony.

The dining room is lined with rich dark wood.

This spiral staircase is gorgeous, but there's no need to take it — the mansion also has an elevator.

Much of the house's furniture has been imported from Italy.

The backyard includes a small patch of incredibly green grass.

There are also two other bedrooms joined by a shared bathroom.

The top floor is the spa room.

It doubles as a roof deck with a gas fire pit, indoor steam room, and infinity edge pool.

This might just be the best view in San Francisco.