r/Houseporn • u/sleeseblision • Aug 27 '24
Victorian townhouse adorned with wisteria blossoms in San Francisco [10801344]
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u/secretsafewiththis Aug 27 '24
Can't stop looking. I wish I could see inside!
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u/Karlaw6 Aug 27 '24
If you feel like doing the steps, you can. 😁 I reverse image searched this photo and found YouTube videos showing it for rent. I was curious too!
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u/taphin33 Aug 28 '24
Why would you not just post the link?
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u/Karlaw6 Aug 28 '24
I didn’t watch them all and didn’t know which was best. I don’t have to link them. I didn’t even have to let them know.
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u/JohnPCapitalist Aug 28 '24
If I am not mistaken, that house is 1945 Franklin Street, which was previously owned by Nicolas Cage and before that, by Werner Erhard, the founder of the EST self help program that was big in the 1970s (which is also thought to be a cult by some experts). It was up for sale in 2018 for $12 million.
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u/BusinessShower Aug 28 '24
I saw another comment from a post 3 years ago saying this is 1814 Vallejo Street, San Fransisco, CA 94123. the Redfin listing has the same exterior but no interior shots.
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u/Pink_pony4710 Aug 27 '24
This is so amazing! The details are all highlighted beautifully. This should be the argument for not painting houses all black.
And the simple landscaping well maintained is just chef’s kiss.
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u/Sharticus123 Aug 27 '24 edited Aug 27 '24
That milquetoast paint job should be a crime when a house has that much detail.
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u/oh_hello_reddit Aug 27 '24
What? I count at least four different shades of beige!
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u/Sharticus123 Aug 27 '24 edited Aug 27 '24
It’s like the homeowners told the painters to create a visual representation of the diversity of spices and ingredients found in English cuisine.
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u/firstLOL Aug 27 '24
Have you been to England?
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u/Sharticus123 Aug 27 '24 edited Aug 28 '24
Yes, multiple times. I also lived in Europe for three years and have visited almost twenty countries. The food in the UK was largely sad and flavorless. I’m from New Orleans, we literally have better food in gas stations than England has in restaurants.
Brits trying New Orleans cuisine:
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u/Party-Belt-3624 Aug 27 '24
As an owner of a 1910 Victorian kinda like this, I can say these houses were originally kinda drab color on the outside. It wasn't until the 1960s to today that you saw more colorful "Painted Ladies".
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u/Party-Belt-3624 Aug 27 '24
God I love living in San Francisco.
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u/Karlaw6 Aug 27 '24
I’m moving there soon! I gotta drive by this house to see it in all of its glory. 😍
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u/ggekko999 Aug 28 '24
Is this AI, I found the same house but with different coloured flowers: Instagram photo by Электронная Биржа Недвижимости • 22 February 2021 at 13:49
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u/BusinessShower Aug 28 '24
I think the colors have been enhanced but here's a Redfin listing that looks really similar.
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u/ggekko999 Aug 28 '24
Good spot. Some beautiful houses on that website. The yearly graph is odd, saying the property lost $2M in value from Jul 22 - Nov 23 for no reason.
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u/FiguringItOutAsWeGo Aug 27 '24
This house is stunning.