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Inside a Historic 1902 Sausalito Estate With Panoramic Bay Views — San Francisco Real Estate news

Perched majestically among Sausalito’s grandest estates, 44 Sunshine Avenue stands out as the crown jewel. Positioned in the coveted Banana Belt, Sausalito’s most sun-drenched microclimate, this turn-of-the-century shingled British Colonial residence captures sweeping, panoramic vistas of the San Francisco skyline, the Bay Bridge, Angel Island, and a picturesque Sausalito hillside neighborhood from nearly every vantage point. Panoramic vistas of the Bay Bridge and San Francisco from the primary bedroom, courtesy of Deborah Cole Constructed in 1902, the home carries a distinguished historic provenance. The home was built by George Almy Story, a prominent San Francisco financial leader, treasurer and director of the prestigious Bohemian Club, a member of the San Francisco Yacht Club, and active Sausalito resident. His legacy of civic dedication and architectural patronage helped establish the refined, artistic character that still defines the neighborhood today. Kitchen, courtes

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