The home that was featured in “The Princess Diaries” has hit the market for $8.9 million.
The home — located at 2601 Lyon St. in San Francisco — celebrates its 100th anniversary this year. Built in 1923, the home sits on the eastern edge of the Presidio Wall, and has panoramic views of both the bay and the city.
The house features four bedrooms, 3.5 bathrooms and an elevator that takes potential homebuyers throughout the three-story home.
The roof offers a full-sized deck with an outdoor kitchen and the bottom level has its own private garage.
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The Mediterranean style villa sits at the bottom of Lyon Street Steps and achieves “a harmonious balance between the home’s original architectural detail and the comfort and convenience of modern amenities.”
“Fans of neoclassical Mediterranean design consider 2601 Lyon Street to be among the most aesthetically graceful homes in San Francisco. Its acclaimed occupants (both real and imagined) certainly make it among the most beloved homes in our City,” Compass listing agent Steven Mavromihalis shared.
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“There is a kind of romance to the home that will surely attract prospective caretakers for whom beauty and harmony really matter,” he added.
The previous owners, Michael Mendes, former CEO of Just Desserts and his wife Wendy Berry Mendes, decided to relocate to the East Coast.
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In the pop culture film “The Princess Diaries,” the film’s lead Anne Hathaway attended Grove High School, which was actually this home.