Perched on a serene, tree-lined street in the coveted Forest Hill, this 1924 Spanish Colonial Revival masterfully combines historic charm with contemporary updates. The expansive 3,145-square-foot residence makes a breathtaking first impression with a formal foyer that flows into a grand living and dining commons, defined by coved vault ceilings, rich hardwood floors, and a dramatic fireplace. Designed for a seamless indoor-outdoor lifestyle, sliding glass doors dissolve the boundary between the great room and a two-story tiled deck, which overlooks a lush, vast backyard filled with mature plantings. The heart of the home is a meticulously remodeled chef's kitchen featuring quartz countertops, premium SubZero and Bosch appliances, and a custom movable island. A sun-drenched breakfast nook with French doors offers direct deck access. The main level also hosts the primary bedroom, complete with a walk-in closet, as well as a beautifully renovated dual-sink bath. Ascending the central staircase, the light-filled upper level reveals two generous bedrooms, a dedicated office with professional studio lighting, and a magnificent family room anchored by elevated redwood-planked ceilings and wet-bar potential. The home's versatile floor plan extends to a lower-level flex room, ideal for a playroom or office, featuring a half-bath and direct garden access, while the large garage provides a 250-bottle wine closet, laundry, and ample storage. This residence offers an unparalleled lifestyle close to JP Murphy Park and the Forest Hill Muni Station, with the added prestige of the Forest Hill Association. Residents enjoy exclusive access to the historic Bernard Maybeck-designed clubhouse and impeccably manicured community gardens, all within one of San Francisco's most storied and tranquil neighborhoods.