Stephan Jenkins, the lead singer of iconic alternative rock band Third Eye Blind, has reportedly listed his Victorian home in San Francisco for a cool $3.6 million. Third Eye Blind, known for their late '90s hits including "Semi-Charmed Life," has sold over 12 million records worldwide. Jenkins, a University of California, Berkeley English lit graduate, is parting with the historic 1880 Italianate Victorian located in the quaint, leafy confines of Liberty Street, as reported by The Sacramento Bee.

The charming abode spans 2,300 square feet and boasts a mix of 19th-century craftsmanship and modern amenities. Highlights include a warm birdseye maple mantle with an original beveled inset mirror and a luxurious, gadget-filled Bulthaup kitchen. "Gorgeous birdseye maple mantle with original beveled inset mirror has been fitted with a lovely gas insert to provide additional warmth and cozy vibes," states the Sotheby's International Realty listing. Daria Saraf of Sotheby’s International Realty – San Francisco Brokerage is handling the sale. Jenkins is set to make a significant profit, having purchased the four-bedroom, two-and-a-half-bathroom house for $2.35 million in 2013, based on public property records.

Residents will find themselves immersed in a serene environment, complete with a private ipe wood deck and spa, bordered by a curtain of pittosporum hedges. Upstairs, the primary suite offers luxury in the form of a single-cut marble shower and expansive custom walnut closets, as per the Sotheby's listing. Even more conveniences include an EV charger and an electric-bike charging station, trendy modern necessities for the environmentally-conscious San Franciscan.

The property is strategically positioned to "walk to all the best fun along vibrant Valencia & Guerrero and 22nd," the Sotheby's listing also describes. From nearby hip eateries like Tartine and Tacolicious to iconic Dolores Park, everything is just steps away, making it easy to fully embrace the coveted San Francisco lifestyle.

As the city continues to breathe life back into its bustling streets, this Liberty Street residence seems poised to offer its new owner a slice of San Francisco's storied charm wrapped in contemporary luxury.