An $11.8 million compound for sale across the bay from San Francisco was once owned by a brothel madam and city mayor and could become the tech region's next private social club. Here's what it's like at Valhalla.
A waterfront compound across the bay from San Francisco is for sale for $11.8 million.
It could become a number of things in its next life, but the listing's agents said one possibility could be a private social club similar to San Francisco's exclusive members-only The Battery.A waterfront compound across the bay from San Francisco was once a restaurant serving the likes of Marlon Brando and Lucille Ball. Now it's for sale for $11.8 million.sits right on the waterfront with views of the city in the distance.
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