09/27/2026
Before we show you the remodel, we had to show you the entrance. Because honestly? The entrance alone is worth the walk.
This is the Park Lane at 1100 Sacramento - a 12-story Nob Hill high-rise built in 1925, with an Art Deco crown added in 1929 by architect Edward E. Young.
It shares the block with some of San Francisco’s most iconic addresses: the Fairmont Hotel, the Pacific-Union Club, and the Brocklebank - the very building Kim Novak’s character called home in Hitchcock’s Vertigo.
Originally built as an apartment house, the Park Lane has since been reimagined as a luxury Tenancy-in-Common building, one renovated residence at a time.
We can’t wait to share the process with you - wait for our remodel walk through.