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A rare Pacific Heights property that housed ballet dancers at 3016 Jackson St. is now for sale, offering flexible use in one of San Francisco\u2019s most exclusive areas.<\/p>\n
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With Edwardian details preserved for over a century, this historic Pacific Heights<\/a> building has been home to visiting ballet dancers since 2007. The building\u2019s owner \u2014 the San Francisco Ballet<\/a> \u2014 has grown in the past 20 years, meaning 3016 Jackson St.<\/a> is no longer big enough to house the many dancers who travel from all over the world to dance here. This growth, however, presents the rare chance for a new buyer to own a multi-unit structure in one of the city\u2019s most rarified neighborhoods.\u00a0<\/p>\n The building stands in harmony with other centenarian structures along Jackson Street. It\u2019s a historic street where several homes escaped the 1906 earthquake\u2019s destruction. In the case of 3016 Jackson St., the building broke ground three years after the quake, and was originally configured as a triplex. The original three units would have been generously proportioned, given that the entire building offers 6,840 square feet on a 4,162 square-foot lot.\u00a0<\/p>\n Article continues below this ad<\/p>\n A rare Pacific Heights property that housed ballet dancers at 3016 Jackson St. is now for sale, offering flexible use in one of San Francisco\u2019s most exclusive areas.<\/p>\n Courtesy of Steph Dewey \/ Reflex Imaging <\/p>\n According to Compass listing agent Scott\u00a0Whelan, this property was granted a very rare permit to operate as group housing in the 1980s. \u201cTo find a building with this scale, flexibility, and existing group housing use in such a prime location is extraordinarily rare,\u201d Whelan said in an email.<\/p>\n Delivered vacant, 3016 Jackson St.\u2019s current configuration offers 15 bedrooms and 12 bathrooms spread over three floors. Residents share a kitchen, formal dining room, living room and den, as well as meeting rooms, an office, laundry and storage. Outside, there is a backyard and patio.\u00a0<\/p>\n Article continues below this ad<\/p>\n A rare Pacific Heights property that housed ballet dancers at 3016 Jackson St. is now for sale, offering flexible use in one of San Francisco\u2019s most exclusive areas.<\/p>\n Courtesy of Steph Dewey \/ Reflex Imaging A rare Pacific Heights property that housed ballet dancers at 3016 Jackson St. is now for sale, offering flexible use in one of San Francisco\u2019s most exclusive areas.<\/p>\n Elite Studios llc\/Courtesy of Steph Dewey \/ Reflex Imaging <\/p>\n New buyers can keep the building as it is: a communal living home that can accommodate up to 30 people or, Whelan suggested, transform it into \u201ca hotel or boarding house.\u201d It could also revert to a triplex or even a grand single-family abode.<\/p>\n Make SFGATE a preferred source so your search results prioritize writing by actual people, not AI.<\/p>\n<\/p>\n
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