461 2nd St., #320, San Francisco, CA 94107

Historic Clocktower Conversion Loft with Exposed Brick & Timber Beams, 5 Palladian Wood Windows, and Open Floor Plan!

PROPERTY SUMMARY:
Address: 461 2nd St #320, San Francisco CA 94107
Rent: $4600 /mo.
Bedrooms: 1
Bathrooms: 2
Parking: 1-car prk ($200 )
Approx Sq Footage: 1589
Amenities: Common area courtyard, roof deck, elevator
Utilities Included: Water, garbage
Property Type: Live/Work Loft (Unfurnished)
Floors: Hardwood floors
Laundry: Washer/dryer in unit
Pets: No
Lease Term: 1 Year
Available Date: Now!

Description:
The ClockTower at 461 2nd Street is one of San Francisco’s great historic conversion lofts and offers a truly unique charm. Originally built in 1907, home of The Schmidt Lithograph Company, this brick and timber building was converted into 127 live/work units by world-renowned architect David Baker. The ClockTower features 2 lush landscaped central courtyards, 2 elevators and 2 floors of deeded parking.
In this breathtaking, top-floor corner unit you will find 5 large Palladian wood-windows stretching across the South and East facing walls, allowing for natural sunlight in the morning and throughout the day. The kitchen has been recently remodeled and the living/dining room yields hardwood flooring. The loft bedroom features a spa-like, en-suite bath with a stand-in shower stall and extra storage. Also offered is 1-car enclosed parking with interior access!

UNIT FEATURES:
* 5 large Palladian wood-windows for ample sunlight
* Exposed brick and open, wood-beam ceiling
* Flexible floor plan
* Living room features beautiful hardwood floors throughout (raised platform has been removed)
* Recently remodeled kitchen with stainless steel, electric range
* Hardwood, tile, and carpet flooring
* Electric/baseboard heaters
* Washer/dryer in unit
* Common roof deck and serene courtyard
* 1-car enclosed parking with interior access ($200)
* Secure building with intercom/telephone entry system
* Easy access to freeways 280, 80 and 101; downtown San Francisco; the Financial District; Oracle Park; the Embarcadero, South Park; and all modes of public transportation