It was also owned for more than a decade by SF Giants owner Bob Lurie.
This 100-year-old home at 2601 Lyon St. in San Francisco, once a setting for the movie"The Princess Diaries" and formerly owned by Bob Lurie, is for sale for $9 million.This 100-year-old home at 2601 Lyon St. in San Francisco, once a setting for the movie"The Princess Diaries," is for sale for $8.9 million.
Built in 1923, the house is part of a unique collection of homes sitting originally on the other side of the adjacent Presidio wall, said listing agent Steven Mavromihalis of Compass. Famed architect August Headman designed the French-inspired home for its original owner, Carlo Matraia, who lived there until 1940. The placement allows for unique views of the Presidio from much of the home, as well as parking in the rear, as opposed to a garage off the street.
This 100-year-old home at 2601 Lyon St. in San Francisco, once a setting for the movie"The Princess Diaries" and formerly owned by Bob Lurie, is for sale for $9 million.Fans of Disney’s"The Princess Diaries" may recognize the home. Protagonist Mia Thermopolis attended the fictional Grove High School — the exterior of which was this mansion.
This 100-year-old home at 2601 Lyon St. in San Francisco, once a setting for the movie"The Princess Diaries" and formerly owned by Bob Lurie, is for sale for $9 million.The current owners, Michael Mendes, former CEO of Just Desserts, and his wife, Wendy Berry Mendes, are relocating to the East Coast and have owned the property since 2009. It sold for $5.7 million at the time.
This 100-year-old home at 2601 Lyon St. in San Francisco, once a setting for the movie"The Princess Diaries" and formerly owned by Bob Lurie, is for sale for $9 million.This 100-year-old home at 2601 Lyon St. in San Francisco, once a setting for the movie"The Princess Diaries" and formerly owned by Bob Lurie, is for sale for $9 million.This 100-year-old home at 2601 Lyon St.
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