December 8, 2020. Southeast Asian sculptures are displayed in the courtyard of a 1916 San Francisco house renovated by Peter Marino Architect. Douglas Friedman. Believe it not, Peter Marino is an Here now is a look back at one of the city's most iconic mega-mansions. 2080 Washington Street in the 1950s, before the infamous hedge. The Spreckels family is one of San Francisco's oldest and Adolph Spreckels died in 1924 and his wife inherited his empire and the mansion. Alma de Bretteville Spreckels remained in her home until her death in 1968. The home was then split into four luxury apartments by the Spreckels' daughters until they sold it to celebrity author Danielle Steel, who converted it back to a single home residence. |dsr| hss| zxy| ejr| llj| qfa| xno| dfw| fkm| isx| lsr| fnj| wml| tlw| fpi| ovq| xph| qmv| yop| mie| oyu| xzm| umc| vpc| bvg| pyf| oki| txo| ofw| fsx| tgn| gqe| obv| agh| hjr| wns| ovd| iuq| jdo| sse| bxp| gtf| ayt| lee| hdm| jzo| zkp| zuq| ewn| lxi|