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Chic, upscale condo with private patio and maid service included on Mission Creek.
| Rent |
$3500 |
| Sq ft (approx) |
1250 |
| Neighborhood |
Mission Bay |
| Address |
235 Berry St. #405
San Francisco CA 94158
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| Bedrooms |
2 |
| Bathrooms |
2 |
| Parking |
1-car parking |
| Washer/dryer |
In unit |
| Building type |
Condominium |
| Outdoor space |
Private patio, common garden and roof deck |
| Available |
Leased |
The 235 Berry condominiums are sleek, modern and designed to be environmentally conscious. This upscale building is conveniently located in Mission Bay on the border of the vibrant SOMA neighborhood, close to the King Street CalTrain station, freeway access, AT&T Ball Park and plenty of restaurants, entertainment and shops.
This stylish condo is located in the back of the building and features dual pane windows and a private patio with a view of Mission Creek.
- Spacious open floor plan with views of Mission Bay Creek and the promenade
- Gourmet kitchen features granite slab countertops with backsplash, Bosch stainless steel appliances, gas oven/range
- 2 large bedrooms with walk-in closets
- 2 full bathrooms featuring Kohler appliances and limestone tile shower floor and surrounds
- Private walk-out patio
- Stackable washer/dryer in unit
- 1-car parking included
- Twice-monthly maid service included
- Concierge service available weekdays from 9 am to 5 pm
- Landscaped common garden and roofdeck
- Convenient location near AT&T Ball Park, Safeway, Mission Bay library and plenty of public transportation including Caltrain
- Sorry, no pets
- Also available furnished
For most of its life, the Mission Bay and Central Waterfront districts of San Francisco were wholly undeveloped, besides a sparse array of warehouses, factories and shipping yards. Now, Mission Bay is a nationally recognized hotspot of condos, lofts and biotech research facilities. It is truly a neighborhood in the making.
It was established as a redevelopment area by the city of San Francisco in 1998. Catellus (owned by ProLogis) contracted with the city to create a thriving new neighborhood. While this took longer than expected, momentum has brought a flurry of activity, from California’s the Stem Cell Research headquarters to the new UCSF Mission Bay campus. This campus features amenities for the entire neighborhood, like the Mission Bay Bakar Fitness & Recreation Center, which features a kid’s center, climbing wall, library, and even a pub.
There are a few dining and entertainment hot spots in the area, including The Ramp, Kelly’s Mission Rock, Project One, Couleur Cafe and SubLounge. However, Mission Bay and the Central Waterfront are adjacent to Potrero Hill, South of Market and South Beach and all the amenities they possess. At first glance, there doesn’t appear to be much liveliness on the streets. But look for a new, green bike path along Mission Creek, the Blue Greenway path from China Basin to Candlestick Point, and easy access to the rest of the city via the Third Street Light Rail, which will most likely increase real estate property values.
For more information contact Elizabeth Kim at ekim@mcguire.com.
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