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Sutter Mansion
San Francisco, California, United States · Independent · Accessible Luxury
Theodore Payne, whose wife Mary Pauline O'Brien came from a Gold Rush and Comstock Lode family, commissioned this 1881 Stick-Eastlake and Queen Anne mansion at 1409 Sutter Street, designed by William Curlett. It later housed the Japanese YMCA, an antiques business and the San Francisco Medical Society before a 2019 renovation made it a twelve-room boutique hotel with oversized rooms and a restaurant and bar.
- 12 rooms
- Opened 2018
- Neighborhood: Union Square
- Rooms from 264 sq ft (25 m²)
- Architect: William Curlett & Theodore Eisen
About Sutter Mansion
- CBRE arranged a 7.3 million dollar sale of the 12-room boutique at 1409 Sutter Street to a confidential buyer.
- The house opened as a hotel in 2018, and a 2019 renovation kept the 1881 Victorian facade.
- The Payne family built this Grand Victorian in 1881 as their private home at 1409 Sutter Street, and the house opened as a twelve-room hotel around 2018.
- Entry-level rooms start at 264 sq ft (25 m²).
Restaurants and bars
- Café on the ground floor — Café
- 1881 — Restaurant · California-French · Chef Jean-Paul Peluffo
Amenities
- Air conditioning throughout
- High-speed Wi-Fi
- Flat-screen smart TVs
- A safe in each suite
- Hairdryer and steamer
- Wellness Center
- Secure parking, at additional cost
- Chairs
- Tables
- Ice
- Water fountain
- Wi-Fi
- Restrooms
- Tea and coffee station
- AV sound equipment
- Catering
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