Located a designated San Francisco landmark building, the Jackson Brewery Building, this true conversion condominium is in a small boutique building (8 units). This home offers original brick interior walls & industrial finishes including hardwood floors, tall ceilings, concrete details, steel beams, & wood windows that flood the open-concept space with western-facing natural light. Featuring a stylish kitchen with recessed halogen lighting, stone countertops, custom wine storage and stainless steel appliances, there is a raised bedroom space with outfitted closet, as well as a full bath with attached in-unit laundry & outfitted storage closet. This condominium features may finishes that remind you of a NYC SoHo-style loft conversion. There is a shared roof-top terrace with lounge areas, dining table and grill. There is a high-tech video entry system, key-security elevator and this unit includes 1-car assigned parking. Located near tech offices, restaurants, night-life, it offers easy highway access. This is a unique, historic, beautiful place to make your nest. Property is open concept, tax records indicate no bedroom nor bathroom count. Commerial space condo houses Basil Canteen Restaurant on Street level.
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Christian BuckleyDRE #01740601415-305-4785,
Vanguard Properties415-655-5600
Source: SFAR,MLS#: 424046156Originating MLS: San Francisco Association of REALTORS
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