Lion Pub Transformed Into Pac Heights’ Hottest New Property

Prime real estate in San Francisco is a hot commodity that shows no sign of cooling down. Case in point: a new property at 2060 Divisadero. If you had ever been to the Lion Pub—a beloved fern bar known for its fireplace, greyhounds, and acceptance of the gay community—on the corner of Sacramento and Divisadero Streets, you are familiar with this plot of real estate. While some in the city hoped that the once-iconic watering hole would be reborn as a new establishment, that is not the case.

Instead the bar has been transformed into Pacific Heights’ most beautiful new house. The stunning three-floor, 4,809 square-foot Victorian home recently hit the market at $5,995,000. The exterior of the house is a deep grey color and many original design features have been preserved including the gorgeous facade. A framed stained glass portrait of a lion pays homage to the spaces beginnings.

Inside, the first level consists of a massive open room ideal for media or office activities, aupair suite, and bathroom. The second level features the kitchen, dining room, family room, and living room, along with an ample deck space. The third floor has four bedrooms and three bathrooms including the master suite.

Windows provide an abundance of natural light and the entire home is outfitted with state-of-the-art appliances. Think a chef’s gourmet kitchen with Sub-Zero refrigerator, Wolf gas range and hood, and Bosch dishwasher. Bathrooms are outfitted with Anne Sacks mosaic tile, Kohler laboratory sink, Duravit sinks, and Chicago faucets.

Parties interested in 2060 Divisadero should reach out to Ron Abta of Ron and Travis and the Paragon Real Estate Group.