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The skylight-capped foyer.
Photo : Steven J. Magner
Valhalla 1893’s open-plan great room is divided by a double-sided marble fireplace.
Photo : Steven J. Magner
The Valhalla’s carved wood bar grounds the home in its unique history.
Photo : Steven J. Magner
The kitchen and dining area sit opposite one another.
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The chef’s kitchen has a massive island with breakfast bar seating.
Photo : Steven J. Magner
A covered deck outside the great room offers stunning views of Angel Island and Richardson Bay.
Photo : Steven J. Magner
The family room.
Photo : Steven J. Magner
An eye-catching fireplace anchors the home office.
Photo : Steven J. Magner
The mud room.
Photo : Steven J. Magner
Hardwood flooring and a private sitting area complement the primary bedroom.
Photo : Steven J. Magner
The room spills onto a huge rooftop terrace.
Photo : Steven J. Magner
Skylights fill the dressing room with natural light.
Photo : Steven J. Magner
The roof terrace has an outdoor bar and a couple of fire pits.
Photo : Steven J. Magner
The guesthouse’s kitchen and dining areas.
Photo : Steven J. Magner
Waterfront views from the guesthouse living room.
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A lofted area in the guesthouse.
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The guesthouse’s covered deck.
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The guesthouse bedroom.
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A view of its en-suite bathroom.
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Aerial view of the waterfront estate.
Photo : Steven J. Magner
The compound has over 8,000-square-feet of living space.
Photo : Steven J. Magner