Belvedere’s landfall estate blends history, elegance
Thoughts of the Italian Rivera beckon images of sunny days filled with carefree swims and nights lounging around a crackling fire with a glass of wine.
“I’ve done my share of travel and this place exudes a warmth that can’t be replicated,” said Michael Reynolds, the fifth and most recent owner of the seven-bedroom at 292 Beach Road.
There’s unmatched access to usable water and there’s a dynamic blend of privacy, history and beauty.
Special attention was paid to the kitchen.
Besides professional appliances and a separate entrance off the patio, the room features an upgraded foundation, new plumbing and ventilation.
Vintage light fixtures illuminate the kitchen’s stainless steel and marble accents.
A deck off the formal dining room overlooks the San Francisco Yacht Club, the East Bay and Belvedere Cove.
The majority of bedrooms offer decks of their own and the master suite enjoys a brick patio with bay views.
A Scandinavian iron stove warms the master suite, a resort-quality environment that includes a peaked ceiling with skylight and a spa bathroom with dual-headed shower.
Enough storage space for kayaks and paddle boards coupled with striking views of downtown San Francisco, make the beach and docks an ideal spot for evening gatherings.
The majority of the rooms open to the outdoors and the home offers several patios and decks, as well as a private beach with multiple docks.