The story of the Perry House at 2606 Jackson Street is one of exacting vision, determined tenacity, and unified trust between architect and client. To suggest this creative journey was expected among the traditional Pacific Heights cityscape would belie the “shock of the new” delivered by this iconoclastic architectural statement. Designed by lauded San Francisco architect Olle Lundberg in 2002, the property represents a bold expression of sculptural modernism. Glass, steel, and stone are composed with clarity and intention, shaping interiors defined by light, proportion, and presence. Rather than reflecting the past, the residence looks forward, offering a confident gesture within a neighborhood known for its historic character. Measuring 7,470± square feet, the three-bedroom home is grand in stature while intimate in livability, standing apart while remaining firmly rooted in its extraordinary surroundings. Situated on a prime, flat double lot and framed by Alta Plaza Park to the south and panoramic bay views to the north, this single-owner sale presents a rare opportunity to acquire one of San Francisco’s most important private residences. • A rare architectural offering in Pacific Heights, designed by Olle Lundberg, defined by sculptural clarity and disciplined material expression • Positioned directly across from Alta Plaza Park, with sweeping views of the San Francisco Bay, Alcatraz, and the Marin Headlands • An exceptional double lot with a flat, usable rear garden, offering a scale of outdoor space seldom found in the neighborhood • Approximately 7,470 square feet of thoughtfully composed living space across three levels with a clear architectural hierarchy • A full-floor primary suite designed as a private retreat, capturing light, views, and a sense of separation • Floor-to-ceiling windows that frame both the park and the Bay, bringing horizon, sky, and natural light into daily living • A sculptural circular staircase in stone and steel, conceived as a defining architectural element connecting all levels • A rear garden designed by Andrea Cochran, reflecting the same clarity and intention as the residence • A temperature-controlled wine cellar integrated into the lower level for both entertaining and everyday enjoyment • A spa-inspired primary bath with an open dual-head shower and substantial double vanity, designed with both scale and restraint