301 Rhode Island #B9 is a 1311 square foot loft built in 2001 located at 16th street in Potrero Hill's Showplace Square Lofts building. It features 20' ceilings, a large mezzanine suite, bamboo floors, spacious kitchen, washer/dryer, one car parking, 18' wall of windows with custom electric shades and two full baths.
The exterior of the building is stainless steel and full of windows. Thirty foot palm trees line the exterior hallway promenade. The twenty foot ceilings offer a large open feel.
The lower level with bamboo floors offer a large open living area with room for a large dining table, one full Italian marble bath, ample space for a corner office desk, washer and dryer, ebony granite in the kitchen with stainless steel appliances, wine cooler, a breakfast bar, and gas range.
The upper level features the master bedroom with generous closet space, a full master bath featuring Italian marble, a cat walk along the south wall. The open floor plan will allow for ample morning sunlight.
This property is perfectly located in the center of all that Potrero Hill has to offer. It is around the corner from Whole Foods, multiple coffee shops, Jackson Park, World Gym, the Culinary Academy, Cheryl Burke School of Dance, Public Libraries, and offers everything from casual breakfast to formal dinner with an eclectic assortment of restaurants to choose from.
High-lights:
- 1311 sq. feet (appx)
- 1 bed + large catwalk creative space / 2 baths / 1 car pkg
- Bi-level, live/work
- Large open floor plan
- Natural light throughout
- 18' windows with custom, electric shades
- Bamboo floors
- 2 full marble bathrooms
- Spacious, chef's kitchen
- Walk Score of 97
- HOA dues are $535/month
Neighborhood:
Potrero Hill, San Francisco
Potrero Hill was once considered a remote, undeveloped, working class area. While the area has since been “discovered” with a growing number of loft and condominium real estate properties, its quaint neighborhood charm has remained.
Potrero Hill’s shopping district is located on 18th Street (with more stores opening on 20th Street). Here you’ll find unique restaurants, cafes and boutiques, including Chez Papa, Aperto, Umi, Eliza’s, Farley’s Coffee, Goat Hill Pizza, Ruby Wine, Pinkies Nail Salons and Christopher’s Books. You’ll also find great clubs, like Bottom of the Hill, Thee Parkside and Club Cocomo (and consider taking a tour of the Anchor Steam Brewery).
The residents of Potrero Hill are very active in their community. There are
good websites dedicated to local commerce,
and one or two community
websites that will keep you up-to-date on the area. And check out a short movie
about the Potrero Hill and Bernal Heights here.