897 Clayton is a beautifully renovated Queen Anne Victorian home in San Francisco's Cole Valley neighborhood, seamlessly blending historic charm with modern elegance. Built in 1905 and redesigned in 2017, this four-story residence features 6 bedrooms, 3.5 bathrooms, and a range of impressive living spaces. The exterior showcases the distinctive witch's hat roof and intricate architectural details, designed by renowned builder John Stierlen, highlighted by a custom paint scheme that accentuates the home's Victorian flourishes. Inside, the home offers a grand entrance with a terrazzo staircase, a light-filled living room with ornate fireplace, and a dining room with a coffered ceiling and built-in shelving. The remodeled kitchen features neolith countertops, top-of-the-line appliances, and an inviting breakfast room. The upper floors include spacious bedrooms, luxurious bathrooms, and stunning views of the cityscape, while the turret room serves as a creative retreat or home office. The lower level provides flexible spaces for a family room, gym, or office, opening to a large deck and landscaped garden. Located on a serene street with easy access to parks, shops, and public transit, 897 Clayton offers a perfect blend of Victorian elegance and contemporary living.