1310 Fillmore #305 - Fillmore

Only 2 years old, 1310 Fillmore is an instant landmark building in the Historic Fillmore Jazz District. The building features restaurants, lounges, live music and theater at its doorstep and is only blocks away from Japantown and Pacific Heights, just a short walk to Alamo Square Park (where the Painted Ladies are), the Golden Gate Park Panhandle, Hayes Valley, and the hip Lower Haight neighborhood.

• Largest 1 bedroom floor plan
• Spacious living area with French balcony
• Double-paned windows for energy efficiency and quiet
• Custom window coverings for the maximum of privacy and natural light
• Digital thermostat and baseboard heating
• Hardwood floors in kitchen, living room and entry, tile in bathroom, neutral Berber carpet in bedroom
• Kitchen includes abundant work space and storage, granite countertops, stainless steel appliances, gas range, dishwasher, microwave, deep sink with disposal
• Large bedroom with 2 closets and custom blackout shades
• Built-in closet organizers in both bedroom closets, coat closet and laundry closet
• Washer/dryer in unit
• Wheelchair-accessible ADA-approved bathroom with built-in stainless steel sliding storage under sink, full tub and shower with immediate hot water and great water pressure
• 1-car secure parking included
• Secure building with intercom/telephone entry system
• Elevator
• 24-hour security/concierge
• Common pet-friendly patio with gas barbecue and views of Pacific Heights and Civic Center
• Unit is located on the same level as the patio, offering close access for everyday usage
• Pets welcome; up to 2 cats or 1 dog and 1 cat or 1 large dog

Fillmore Street, the neighborhood's main commercial strip, reflects the Fillmore's diversity: family-owned neighborhood-serving retail mixes with chain stores, jazz clubs, ethnic restaurants of many varieties, and empty storefronts. Some of the stores, restaurants, and clubs lost to redevelopment are memorialized by plaques on the sidewalk. Other ties to the neighborhood's past remain as well; for example, the building that once housed Jimbo's Bop City—a nightclub frequented by noted jazz musicians of the 40's and 50's—was moved during redevelopment to Fillmore Street, where it now houses an Afrocentric book store, Marcus Bookstore.

Two prominent music venues are located in the neighborhood: the historic Fillmore Auditorium, and the San Francisco branch of Yoshi's jazz club. An exhibit featuring jazz in the Fillmore can be found in the lobby of the Fillmore Heritage Center. Just north of Geary Boulevard is the Sundance Kabuki theater and San Francisco's Japantown. A farmer's market is held at the Fillmore Center Plaza on Saturdays during the summer months, and there is a branch of the San Francisco public library located at Geary and Scott.

For more information contact Leah Johnson: 415.901.2781 or ljohnson@mcguire.com