Centrally located in San Francisco's Dogpatch District and meticulously constructed with luxurious modern amenities, 2290 Third Street is the prime option for urban living. 2290 Third Street, consisting of 73 units, offers an array of newly built studios, live/work townhouses, one, two and three bedroom units featuring spacious floor plans and high-end amenities. Accentuated by soaring ceilings and expansive floor-to-ceiling windows, these brand new units are awash with natural light and breathtaking outlooks of San Francisco. Elevated state-of-the-art fixtures and appliances, evidenced by Arclinea Italian made cabinetry, Miele appliances, Graff plumbing fixtures, "La Mode" Italian Tile and Pental Quartz countertops as well as very design oriented wallpaper accents are just some of the features 2290 Third Street has to offer. Alongside these stunning residential amenities are a variety of unparalleled community features including a landscaped and beautifully furnished roof terrace with gorgeo us views of the Bay to accommodate the residents. Other community features provided are a flawless car stacking system from Germany, gorgeous elevator lobbies and art in the hallways. There is one commercial space providing a possible bakery or sushi addition to the building. The community's prime location in the middle of Dogpatch makes this property extremely appealing. With a walk score of 99, residents of 2290 Third can easily access public transportation with the T Line station as well as the bus stops along Third Street, or spend a relaxing day perusing the Dogpatch's many coffeehouses, restaurants and shops. Visit the Warrior's Arena or Giants Stadium, both very close 2290 Third Street, and catch a game or a concert. In addition, 2290 Third is very close to several parks in the area. If you are ready to experience urban living at its finest, contact us for a chance to pick out your new, Dogpatch luxury unit.
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