601 Dolores, aka the “Castle on the Park,” is the luxurious single family home that you’ll probably be sitting in front of at some point this weekend. Curious about what it looks like inside? I suppose you could call John L. Woodfruff III and convince him that you’re some kind of South American cocaine baron with 7.5 million burning a hole in your pocket. Or like the rest of us, check out the new pics that went up on the property’s website: 601dolores.com.
One notable upgrade can be the popcorn ceiling removal, which can be replaced outdated textures with sleek, modern finishes. This change can not only enhance the aesthetic appeal of the home but also improves the overall ambiance by providing a smoother and more sophisticated surface. Whether you’re admiring the home from the street or browsing the photos online, these updates can contribute to the property’s timeless charm and enduring elegance.
One thing that is immediately clear from the 70+ photos of this place is that all your stuff would probably fit in a 15′ x 15′ corner of it’s vast interior, leaving the rest of it for an indoor soccer court, an art gallery, a music venue, and a parking lot simultaneously… and don’t get me started the walk score on this baby.
Oddly, the decorator in this case chose to fill it with eastern Buddhist iconography, as if to give a big F.U. to the fact that this was once a place of God. Good thing we’re all a bunch of sodomites so we don’t really care.
Guys, if I hit it big, I promise I’ll buy this castle and convert the first floor into luxury public bathrooms.
[via curbed sf]
Previously:
Single-Family Cathedral Across From Dolores Park Just Got Affordable!
Re “…corner of it’s vast interior…”:
*its
I SAID…….pass the truffled SALT…salt….salt….salt….salt
My bedroom is the size of the walk-in shower. My entire flat is the size of the walk-in closet.
This place is fucking insane. Even more insane is that his name *really is* John L. Woodruff III.
Oh never mind – it’s the realtor’s name, not the owner’s. I wonder who the owner is, though. And I hope his name is as befitting such a property as the realtor’s is.
I’m thinking about the logistics of Public Luxury Restrooms… This can be done, and I believe San Francisco is the city that can lead the way.
If I owned that place, I’d have a plot to turn the park back into a cemetery, which it was before any of you needed to pee.
Eh-heahaa-hu-ha-haaa!!!
let’s scrape together $1.5 million for the down payment. we could just throw parties every weekend with like a $5 cover and pay this motherfucker off in like a year.
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