息をのむような180°の湾の景色を望む素晴らしいロケーション

Originally from Colorado, I've lived in San Francisco for the better part of 29 years and still absolutely love it. I'm a global traveler (33 countries and counting), work in the travel industry, and love showing off my City!

I'm a former tech start-up employee (Xoogler), ski instructor and yoga teacher, well-balanced, fun, professional, and all around pretty relaxed.

I loved doing home stays nearly 20 years ago while traveling solo around the world. It's wonderful to return the favor thanks to VRBO!

I'm a very proud Superhost and invite you to make yourself completely at home during your stay. I'm also very knowledgeable about the City, and always happy to make recommendations for any type of trip to San Francisco, so please ask!

Just blocks from North Beach, or Little Italy, this is the place to grab a handcrafted coffee on Columbus Street, sit back and enjoy the views, the sights, and the incredible people watching. You just might find yourself here all day!

Rich in Italian heritage, this amazing neighborhood compresses cabarets, jazz clubs, galleries, inns, family style restaurants and gelato parlors into less than a square mile. A perfect spot for cappuccino and espresso, North Beach is transformed into one of San Francisco's most electric playgrounds by night; live music and dancing keep the streets swinging. In the morning practice tai chi with the regulars in Washington Square and from here, catch the No. 39 bus to the top of Telegraph Hill. Coit Tower atop Telegraph Hill offers amazing views. Thirty local artists painted murals on its ground floor walls in 1933. This hill is also laced with stairways off Filbert and Greenwich streets as well as lush gardens.

Built in 1907, this amazing apartment was originally owned by a native San Francisco family, beloved in the city's Italian District. Victor was known as "the Boxer of North Beach," while his wife Josephine was the local librarian. When I moved into the property, I found an original wine cask in the basement, dating back to the early 20th century and used for years by the family.

Besides the rich history of the building, it's in an amazing area with friendly neighbors, most of whom have been living on the alleyway for many years. It's tucked away on a private street, yet still close enough to feel like you're right in the heart of everything. It's my favorite neighborhood in the city by far!