Currently owned by Blue Bottle Coffee founder James Freeman and his wife Caitlin Williams Freeman, this San Francisco Victorian was remodeled in 2017, by Bohlin Cywinski Jackson—the same architects behind many of Blue Bottle's cafes. Located in Alamo Square, the home has a clean, pared-down aesthetic with minimalist lines, blonde wood, and light surfaces.

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The architects preserved many of the home's original elements—such as its colorful stained glass windows and elegantly carved Victorian fireplace. Modern additions include a wall of floating laminate bookshelves with exposed plywood edges and a WallyGro vertical garden. The current residents are also art collectors, and the home features murals painted by some of the local artists they know and love.

811 Pierce Street is now being listed for $3,850,000 by Adelaida Mejia of Vanguard Properties.

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