Entering This Hidden San Francisco Castle Will Make You Feel Like You’re In A Fairy Tale
For most San Franciscians, Albion Castle is either unknown or a complete mystery. If you’re looking for a truly eclectic experience in Fog City, then head to this amazing castle.
The Albion Castle was built in 1870 and features underground caves. The caste was built as the site for a brewery called the Albion Porter & Ale Brewery. The castle, which was partially constructed from cargo ship ballast stones, sits above two 200-foot wide stone cisterns, each capturing 8,000 – 10,000 gallons of spring water per day. The Albion Castle has a storied history and is located in the Hunters Point District at 881 Innes Avenue, San Francisco.
Let’s take a look at this unique and overlooked castle in San Francisco!
With its underground caves and a natural spring that produces 10,000 gallons of water a day, Albion Castle is one of the city's unique historical landmarks.
Here's a look at one of several underground cisterns beneath the Albion Castle and one-time Mountain Springs Water Company and Brewery. A supply of fresh water was a critical ingredient for developing the brewery in "the English Tradition."
The original structure dates from 1870, and the brewery was built on the outskirts of the city, now known as Hunter’s Point. This pic shows Lincoln standing guard in the living room.
The Albion Castle is a six-story square tower with four bedrooms, two bathrooms, numerous patios, and terraced gardens. The castle is a unique venue for hosting private and corporate events.
