1337 Sutter Street is an excellently located oasis of a building in the Van Ness Corridor of San Francisco and near the new massive Sutter Health Medical Campus. Currently in use as a religious sanctuary it is a very special property. Built in 1910, the exterior boasts a Beaux-Arts stone facade, Doric columns, decorative garlands, and parapeted gable for unparalleled curb appeal.Upon entering the building, one’s eyes are drawn to the symmetrical imperial staircase with original redwood railings that wrap their way up into a second and third level. The neo-classical sanctuary maintains the original crystal and brass chandeliers and sconces giving off a vibe of understated elegance. With 15,180 sq ft of usable space the building can accommodate gallery and arts,school, offices, condos, and of course, religious sanctuary. The natural light and eastward facing oversized windows make for delightful living spaces or an open and free work ambience. Fun murals decorate the walls of the basement and its classrooms, the second and third floors have parsonages, rectories, and lofts along with office-spaces and classrooms. As one exits the backdoor one directly faces the welcoming Daniel Burnham courtyard and water fountain. (Please see DD File for full description from owner.)