From The San Francisco Standard · · 1m 20s
Ken Fulk sells Tree House for $7.9m
San Francisco designer Ken Fulk sells 16-year home for $7.9m, moves to new hill.
In brief
San Francisco designer Ken Fulk sells 16-year home for $7.9m, moves to new hill. Ken Fulk is selling his Tree House in Clarendon Heights for $7.9 million after 16 years and moving to a new hill in San Francisco. Originally reported by The San Francisco Standard.
Ken Fulk sells Tree House
San Francisco designer Ken Fulk is selling his beloved Tree House in Clarendon Heights for $7.9 million after 16 years.
“Kurt and I have made the big decision to leave our beloved Tree House high on the hill and move into the heart of the city”
Tree House details
The 3,200-square-foot midcentury home has three bedrooms, four bathrooms, and 26-foot-tall windows rising to a barrel-vaulted ceiling.
Redwood construction
The home is built entirely of redwood with sweeping views of the Golden Gate Bridge and Pacific Ocean.
Fulk and Wootton
Fulk and his husband Kurt Wootton, a classical pianist, have lived in the Tree House since 2010.
Previous owners
The Tree House was commissioned by psychiatrist Dr. Cloyce Duncan in 1959 and finished in 1963.
Architect Charles Warren Callister
Callister designed the Tree House without an architect’s license until age 71, and also created a Christian Science church in Belvedere.
Fulk’s move plan
Fulk and Wootton will move to a new hill in San Francisco accessible by cable car, becoming more ingrained in the city’s daily life.
The headline
Ken Fulk is selling his Tree House in Clarendon Heights for $7.9 million after 16 years and moving to a new hill in San Francisco.
