Take A Look Inside Apple Genius Jony Ive's $17 Million San Francisco Mansion
Apple executive Jonathan Ive bought a stunning home on San Francisco's "Billionaire's Row" for $17 million in 2012, according to The Wall Street Journal. The home was originally listed for $25 million.
Ive, Apple's senior vice president of industrial design, is credited with the look of the iPod, iPhone, and other products.
The home is one of San Francisco's most historically significant properties - designed by Willis Polk, a well-known local architect.The house has four bedrooms and 7.5 bathrooms.
Completed in 1927, the house still looks very well kept and has a beautiful brick facade.
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The house has a signature slate roof, and deep portico entry.
Local architect Willis Polk designed the home.
The formal sitting room has a lovely pattern on the ceiling.
The hallways all have high ceilings.
We love the cherry cabinets in the kitchen.
The dining room provides a great view of the water.
Cozy up in the library.
The ceiling in the bedroom is very unique.
The master bedroom has a fireplace. In total, the home is five stories.
On the top-level deck there's a spa.
Now check out the famous views from the home.
They include the Golden Gate Bridge and Alcatraz. And the Palace of Fine Arts.
This is one of the most sought-after streets in San Francisco for a reason.
And it's not just Ive's house that's unbelievable ...
The fabulous life of Sir Jony Ive, the genius behind Apple's design>>
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