$8mn San Francisco building where Frida Kahlo and Diego Rivera once lived

In extraordinary piece of art and architectural history has entered the real estate market in San Francisco. Perched dramatically on Telegraph Hill, an 11-unit apartment building where legendary Mexican artists Frida Kahlo and Diego Rivera briefly lived during a significant chapter of their relationship is now listed for $8 million, according to The San Francisco Standard. More than just a residential property, the building is a rare intersection of architecture, history and culture - one that witnessed the couple's reconciliation, remarriage and some of Kahlo's most memorable artistic work.A remarkable home with an extraordinary pastLocated at 36 - 52 Calhoun Terrace, the Art Moderne apartment complex was completed in 1938 and is unlike almost anything else in San Francisco. Rather than rising upward, the building cascades down the steep Telegraph Hill cliff, creating the appearance of a Swiss mountainside village.