Grand Historic Manor-Style Home Designed by Bernard Maybeck
About the Space
From Dwell Magazine: Built in 1916, the Erlanger House in San Francisco offers a striking English-style grand hall. Just one year after completing the Palace of Fine Arts for the 1915 Panama-Pacific International Exposition, legendary architect Bernard Maybeck set out to design what would become another one of the city's architectural treasures: the Erlanger House. Honoring some of the principles Maybeck helped define for the Arts and Crafts movement, the three-story home effortlessly blends elegant features of English and Japanese influence with meticulously crafted wooden details. The space would work well for still or video shoots. *****Please note that the furniture is slightly different from that depicted some of the pictures. The final two pictures (with gray sofa and blue bench) depict the current layout.*****
Included in your booking
Features
natural light
Bathrooms
Kitchen
Dressing Room
Location
Operating Hours
Enhanced Health and Safety Measures
This home has air filters in each room. The main spaces also allow for cross ventilation.
Cancellation Policy
Flexible
Guests may cancel their Booking until seven days before the event start time and will receive a full refund (including all Fees) of their Booking Price. Guests may cancel their Booking between seven days and 24 hours before the event start time and receive a 50% refund (excluding Fees) of their Booking Price. Booking cancellations submitted less than 24 hours before the Event start time are not refundable. Learn More