This stunning and rarely available 3-bedroom, 3-bath residence is one of the premier view homes at Arden, offering one of the largest 3-bedroom floor plans in the building and showcasing breathtaking panoramic views of Mission Creek, Oracle Park, the Bay Bridge, and Downtown San Francisco. Extensively customized with high-end finishes, the home features European lacquered-glass built-ins, including a bespoke entry console, sleek entertainment center, integrated pantry, linen storage, Wide-plank wood flooring, and thoughtfully designed cabinetry throughout. Somfy motorized shades are fully recessed for a clean architectural look, while curated LED lighting enhances the home's refined, modern aesthetic. The expansive living and dining areas seamlessly open to a large private terrace overlooking the water and park. The chef's kitchen anchors the home with an oversized island, Caesarstone countertops, and premium Thermador appliances. The spacious primary suite features dual closets with custom built-ins and a luxurious en-suite bath complete with dual vanities, soaking tub, separate shower, Toto bidet, and designer finishes. Two additional bedrooms enjoy tranquil park and city views, generous storage, and well-appointed bathrooms. Private storage is available to lease for $300/month. The Arden showcases two exquisitely designed lobbies with attentive staff, an inviting fireside lounge reminiscent of a luxury hotel, a stunning rooftop lap pool and hot tub spanning 75 feet, a fitness center, and an outdoor courtyard offering captivating city views, complete with BBQ grills and a fire pit. Arden is located in the vibrant Mission Bay neighborhood, adjacent to a dog park, children's playground, and the Channel, and just a short walk to Chase Center, Oracle Park, Spark Social, tech HQs, cafes and restaurants, MUNI Caltrain, I280, and the UCSF campus.
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