Meet the Inner Richmond Edwardian dollhouse.

Built in 1914 and set directly across from Golden Gate Park, this fully detached home pairs quintessential San Francisco character with a fresh, beautifully considered point of view.

The light-filled living room is wrapped in windows on three sides and anchored by an original stone fireplace. Just beyond, the dining room opens through French doors to a newly built deck and private garden, creating an easy indoor-outdoor connection.

The kitchen is a standout: custom millwork, marble countertops, a sculptural range hood, skylit island, and charming breakfast nook. A marble-clad mudroom and laundry space—with built-in desk and direct garden access—brings both beauty and function. A dramatic bathroom with marble walk-in shower and designer wallpaper completes the main level.

Upstairs, the primary bedroom opens to a dreamy sunroom, accompanied by a second bedroom, full bath, and abundant storage. Original details throughout give the home its soul, while thoughtful updates make it feel ready for its next chapter.

Outside, new decking, hardscaping and a private garden create an unexpected retreat in the city. A detached garage, resurfaced easement driveway, and rear alley access add flexibility rarely found in a home of this era.

And then there’s the location. Golden Gate Park is just across the street, putting the Botanical Garden, museums, playgrounds, gardens, trails, dog parks and some of the city’s most beloved cultural destinations practically at your doorstep. Arguello Market, neighborhood grocers, and everyday essentials are close by, while Clement Street’s lively mix of cafs, restaurants, shops, and local favorites is just moments away.

Romantic without being precious, polished without losing its personality—780 4th Avenue is a little jewel box on the edge of Golden Gate Park.