Bright and modern, this 2bd/2ba SOMA condo fits neatly into its coveted neighborhood’s vernacular. A wealth of industrial features exaggerate the home’s lofty proportions, including volume ceilings, top-to-toe windows, and exposed beams.
Bright and modern, this 2bd/2ba SOMA condo fits neatly into its coveted neighborhood’s vernacular. A wealth of industrial features exaggerate the home’s lofty proportions, including volume ceilings, top-to-toe windows, and exposed beams.
Interior divisions have been kept to a minimum, creating adaptable open spaces Fitted with sleek granite counters and stainless-steel appliances, the open-plan kitchen flows into the living room for seamless entertaining or unhindered popcorn runs during a Netflix binge. Merbau hardwood floors run underfoot. Tucked in the corner, a guest bedroom serves equally well as a home office or den while the primary bedroom enjoys the privacy of its own mezzanine level – roomy and relaxing with an en suite bath.
In-unit washer/dryer in laundry closet. One-car, deeded, garage parking.
An energetic fusion of high-end modern living and industrial charm, SOMA (South of Market) stretches from Market Street to the waterfront. It has become a cultural epicenter over the past several decades, home to the Moscone Center, Contemporary Jewish Museum, Cartoon Art Museum, Museum of African Diaspora, SF MOMA, and more. Yerba Buena Gardens is twelve square blocks of nature, art, and fun for both kids and adults, with landscaped lawns, waterfalls, a sculpture court, playground, ice rink, carousel, bowling alley, and an excellent interactive children’s museum. Salesforce Park offers plenty of daytime diversion as well, filling 5.4 acres with botanical gardens, public art, and a daily schedule of free events. For beautiful views of the bay with a side of baseball, check out a game at Oracle Park, home of the SF Giants. If retail is your sport of choice, head to Westfield Center or one of SOMA’s many one-of-a-kind boutiques. Feel free to shop until your blood sugar drops – the eclectic neighborhood is well-known for its diverse dining scene, ranging from casual (Pazzia, 7-Mission, Extreme Pizza) to destination (Mourad, Benu, Saison) to deliciously kitschy (Beard Papa’s, Pawn Shop, AsiaSF.) Whole Foods, Trader Joes, and Safeway have everything you need for dinners at home, and you can always grab a quick bite at SOMA StrEat Food Park or the Heart of the City Farmers’ Market. There are plenty of speakeasies, cocktail lounges, and sports bars to keep you busy from happy hour on; Wish, Driftwood, Azucar Lounge, and Charmaine’s at the Proper Hotel are some local favorites, and Lone Star Saloon is a true San Francisco institution.
OPEN HOUSE
Saturday 4/2, 1 – 3 PM
Please contact 175BluxomeSt204@ruthkrishnan.com for showing instructions.
Full disclosure package available, including pest and home inspections.
The Krishnan Team
415.735.5867
info@ruthkrishnan.com
