The Charles Miner Goodall House, an authentic Stick Style Grand Victorian, designed by Bay Area architect Charles Geddes & built in 1882. A rare example of Stick Style architecture in San Francisco, its distinguishing features include a pedimented dormer; period details including - a portico entry, ceiling medallions, corbel brackets, hardwood floors, ceiling in excess of 11 ft, bay windows, & no less than 5 marble fireplaces. A rare example of a legal 4-Unit building. A versatile mix of one, two and four bed units. Landscaped rear yard, storage, & washer/dryer facilities.
