There are very few conversion loft buildings in San Francisco and even fewer small gems such as The Tehama Lofts. Formerly an envelope factory, the building was re-conformed in the late 90`s into 28 units.This two-level loft is on the top floor overlooking tree-lined Tehama Street, a SoMa alley that lies behind the former Academy of Sciences Building between 4th and 5th Streets. This rapidly developing neighborhood is close to The Westfield Centre, the Convention Center, Yerba Buena Gardens and MoMa. Just minutes away are BART, Mint Plaza and Union Square.This live/work loft, with over 1,620 SF (per appraisals), has saw-tooth ceilings, fenestrated at the top, that soar nearly 24 feet flooding the space with North light. The loft, designed by a local architect and renovated a few years ago, is a one-of-a-kind home, even for the building. The many striking and unique features include a wood-burning fireplace, solid oak flooring and an intricate lighting grid installed for an art collection. The kitchen`s appliances are integrated into mahogany cabinetry with Carerra marble counters and backsplash. A floating peninsula separates the kitchen from the dining area. The appliances include a gas Viking range, SubZero refrigerator, Bosch dishwasher and a Miele washer and dryer. The cavernous bathroom has a vanity with double sinks, a deep Wet-Style soaking tub and a glass and granite shower stall that is approximately 8` x 5` x 12`. The loft has been plumbed for a second bathroom. The mezzanine, reached by a `floating` steel staircase, overlooks the main living area and serves as a study or second sleeping area. The roof is deeded, ideal for a private deck, and is accessible through a hatch in the bedroom.One parking space is included. Seller is a licensed California real estate agent.
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