Every once in a while a building is constructed that is unique, rare and exciting… 1083 Clay Street is just that. Built in 1984, this five-story, eleven-unit residential condominium building was at that time the largest wood frame building in San Francisco, standing at 62 feet high. The building was designed by renowned architect Donald MacDonald www.donaldmacdonaldarchitects.com. (MacDonald collaborated with acclaimed New York City bridge engineering firm Weidlinger Assoc. on the selected self-anchoring suspension system for the new east span of the San Francisco Bay Bridge.) Residence #302 is a luxurious and large 1 bedroom, 1 bath condominium with 10-11 ft. ceilings, exquisite art deco-inspired detailed walls, wood-burning fireplace, remodeled kitchen, washer/dryer and a sunken living room with majestic views of Coit Tower and the North Bay. Enjoy views of Russian Hill and Saints Peter and Paul Church from the unit’s private deck. The building also has a furnished, panoramic view r
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