In the heart of San Francisco’s Pacific Heights, a sprawling mansion that once hosted the city’s elite and dignitaries is now up for grabs at a staggering $38 million. Built in 1985 for the late lumber mogul George ‘Fritz’ Jewett and his wife Lucy, the three-story home boasts over 10,000 square feet of living space with breathtaking views of Alcatraz and the Golden Gate Bridge. With its six bedrooms, six bathrooms, three powder rooms, and six-car garage with a car wash area, the mansion is the epitome of luxury. The post-modern facade features curved bay windows, a nod to San Francisco’s Victorian heritage, while the interior showcases a grand gallery with arched windows, a circular hall with a marble compass-designed floor, and an elegant staircase with Lucite bannisters. The mansion’s legacy extends beyond its opulence, as the Jewetts were known for their philanthropy and support of the arts.