This one-acre estate is located at the top of Belvedere, the picturesque peninsula jutting into San Francisco Bay north of the Golden Gate. This historic landmark, a 1895 Classical Revival residence, was completely restored by the architect.

The grounds have been developed into a stepped series of pleasure gardens to complement the house and provide the owners with many different outdoor experiences. An extensive wall and stair system of antique Chinese stone bounds several levels of terraces on the steep site. Features include lawn, cutting gardens, fountains, a stone-tiled swimming pool, spa, pergola, and gardens for strolling and meditating. Historical garden features, such as a Julia Morgan bronze gate and light standard, have also been restored or re-created at the site.