A steep, multi-gabled roof, fieldstone fireplaces, and ocean vistas epitomize this classic Monterey Heights English Tudor home. Built in 1927 by Harold Stoner—a prolific San Francisco architect who also shaped the architectural landscape of St. Francis Wood—this residence showcases timeless elegance with modern upgrades. The main level features a living room with a cathedral ceiling and Pacific Ocean views, centered around a grand fieldstone fireplace. The formal dining room, also with ocean views, shares an open layout with a chef's kitchen with quartz countertops and a high-end appliance suite. The open flow continues into a radiant octagonal sunroom, where light pours in through five windows, framing 180-degree ocean vistas. An adjacent breakfast room provides a casual setting for meals or activities. Also on the main level is an ensuite bedroom, along with a flexible maid’s room featuring a full bath and private entry. Two bedrooms, both with expansive walk-in closets, and a shared bath with dual vanities are found on the upper level along with abundant attic storage. The lower level features a spacious family room with a fieldstone fireplace, a laundry area, and additional storage. Outside, the landscaped rear yard offers a patio, lawn, and a large entertaining deck and access to the two-car garage. The garage and large driveway are accessible via a private alley at the rear of the property. Located in Monterey Heights, steps from St. Francis Wood and the shops, restaurants, and transportation options of West Portal, 1380 Monterey offers relaxed city living with access to the best of San Francisco.