Classic loft living! One of the most beautiful and practical lofts in San Francisco: soaring ceilings,handsome  brick walls, massive timber columns and beams grace this converted warehouse loft, just steps from Cal Train and South Beach.
 
Gracious entrance gallery with large walls to display your best art and photography. Custom lighting and handsome remote controlled custom blinds throughout.  Large Euro kitchen with the best appliances and counter bar opens to a vast living and entertaining space that is flooded with light. .  Enormous master suite with walk-in closet and quiet north outlook.  Large second bedroom at the other end of the loft allows for privacy  and happy relationships! Completely separate dining room ( could convert to home office area), laundry room and large closets complete a floor plan that is unrivaled in San Francisco’s loft world .
 
Pristine condition-this has been lightly and lovingly used  as a pied e terre by the current owner.
 
HOA dues approx $500/mo. 1 car deeded parking

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South Beach

Ever evolving, South Beach is now San Francisco's newest upscale destination neighborhood. Just south of the Financial District alongside the San Francisco Bay, South Beach enjoyed a major boom in the late 20th century, as high-tech startups set up shop and glittering residential condos rose to the sky. New developments along with thrilling nightlife and dining options give this neighborhood a heavily cosmopolitan air. Home buyers are easily enticed by the high rises and conversion lofts that pop up unexpectedly between designer furniture stores, art galleries and nightclubs. South Park is an unofficial hub for the neighborhood. This little park offers a playground, picnic areas and is surrounded by quaint cafes and restaurants. It was San Francisco's first gated community. In the midst of all the change in South Beach, walking the loop around South Park Avenue, one can easily go back in time to 1852 when privileged homeowners needed keys to enter their neighborhood. Now the area is home to architects, designers, photographers, restaurants and boutiques. You'll likely run into a friendly dog or two as well. Rapid development along with the presence of the new ball park, home of the San Francisco Giants, have greatly increased the level of public transit service. Muni's N-Judah streetcar takes off from the Caltrain Station at 4th and King Streets, zipping residents along the waterfront and downtown. Freeway access is exceptionally easy as well, making South Beach a commuter's dream come true. To the east, the Embarcadero is heaven for cyclists, joggers and walkers. Bay views will take your breath away. SOMA and Yerba Buena bordera South Beach to the west, offering world class cultural activities and nightlife into the wee hours of the morning.

Open Houses:
Private sale-Not on MLS
Open Sunday by appt only.

Additional Showings by Appointment:
Don DeFranco  -  415.722.7259
dondefranco@gmail.com