Murano

The Building

The building’s design was inspired by the lines of movement in the surrounding landscape. From the site, the back of the famous hill on upper Lombard Street is visible, and the serpentine streaks of light that follow the topography on the opposite side served as inspiration. This sinuating movement is expressed in ribbons of metal panel that rise and fall between window sills and floor slabs along the building’s facades. The panels are perforated to allow light to pass through, while the color has been selected to match the material color of the Marina area. Behind the panels, the glass window wall jogs in and out, creating areas of depth that give the building a vertical push, while visually relating to the forms of the traditional townhouses nearby.

Amenities

Roof Terrace

Golden Gate Bridge and City views
Lushly landscaped w/drought tolerant succulents
and flowering plants
Two gas fire pits with lounge seating
Two gas BBQ’s
Outdoor dining room with custom trellis

Lobby

Lobby attendant
Luxurious lounge space
Elevator access to all floors and roof terrace.
Large parcel/package room for delivery convenience.

Residence Features

Living Spaces

European white oak flooring
High efficiency central air conditioning
Miele washer and dryer
Floor to ceiling glass curtain wall
Spacious private terraces (select homes)

Kitchens

Studio Becker cabinetry
Marble countertops and backsplash
Miele integrated refrigerator
Miele five burner, gas cooktop and fully integrated dishwasher
Wine refrigeration, select homes

Bathrooms

Kohler and Hansgrohe fixtures
Studio Becker cabinets w/Caesarstone vanity-top
Italian tile floors and shower/tub surrounds
Owner’s suite w/back-lit, floating mirror
Powder rooms w/marble vanities (select homes)

Requirements

For appointments,  call (415) 735-5867.

Average HOA Fees

$958 - $1,580/mo

Price Range

1-Bed $1,049,000- | 2-Bed $1,649,000-

Availability

As of Summer 2022, there are 4 units left on the market.

Location

3131 Pierce Street,

San Francisco, CA 94123

Neighborhood

Cow Hollow Real Estate and Living

Current Status

Date on Market: Feb 2021

Number of Homes: 22

In Contract: 4

Closed: 13

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Cow Hollow Real Estate and Living

Cow Hollow is known for its excellent shopping, convenient location, and surplus of restaurants. Nestled between Pacific Heights and the Marina, the neighborhood is walking distance from Union St. and Chestnut St. Corridors, Moscone Softball Field and the Presidio.

Playing tour guide for out-of-towners has never been easier. Stroll over to Chestnut St. or Union St. Corridor for a wide variety of boutiques, cafes, restaurants and gastro pubs. Once your food has settled, work off the calories at nearby Soul Cycle, Barry’s Bootcamp, Equinox, or Bar Method. If you’d rather indulge in some self-care, you’re spoilt for choice with a plethora of local hair and nail salons and massage studios. Spend weekends biking to Palace of Fine Arts or Crissy field, stopping along the way for a picnic or to enjoy the unobstructed view of the Golden Gate Bridge.

With every convenience at your doorstep, there’s really no reason to leave Cow Hollow, but if you do decide to venture out, hop on the freeway via Lombard Street or Van Ness Avenue for fun and easy day trips to Napa, Sausalito, and the Marin Headlands. Carless commutes can not be easier with Muni bus stops one block away along Fillmore and Lombard Streets.

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