301 Bryant #401 - South Beach

This 4th floor corner condo at 301 Bryant has been designed to offer the optimum in light and views. It features floor-to-ceiling windows overlooking the Bay and Bay Bridge. Its functional 2 bedroom, 2 bathroom configuration is perfect for any city dweller, and an open floor plan includes a dining area, spacious living room, and chef's kitchen with breakfast bar. The breathtaking beauty of the city's skyline is evident, from the northwest light of day or Bridge lights at night.

• 4th floor corner unit
• Desirable South Beach location
• Minimalist design with high-end finishes
• Spacious floor plan
• Excellent Bridge and water views
• Chef's gas kitchen features modern European cabinetry, stainless steel appliances, cultured granite countertops, dishwasher and breakfast bar
• Master suite with large walk-in closet and linen closet
• Master bath includes dual sinks, limestone counters and shower stall
• Second bedroom is perfect for use as a guest bedroom or home office
• Full bath with pedestal sink and slate floors
• Upgraded carpet throughout unit
• Washer and dryer in unit
• 1-car secure parking included, large enough for an SUV

Building

301 Bryant is an 11-story building situated on Cape Horn Bluffs, now considered South Beach. It is situated next to the Bay Bridge and is tall enough to offer incredible views of the Bay.

301 Bryant was completed in October 1998 and includes 38 condominiums and 1 commercial space. The site upon which it is located is only 8,000 sq. ft. (aprx). The SFRA considered it to have “limited value” due to the extreme constraints of the space.

But a beautiful building was created on the lot, offering contemporary concrete and glass, 2 lobbies, secured parking, high ceilings, high-end detailing and stellar views.

Neighborhood

South Beach is San Francisco’s newest, up-and-coming neighborhood. Located South of Market, it is surrounded by the newly renovated Embarcadero and Bay Bridge to the North and East, 2nd Street and King Street to the West and South.

For decades, the real estate in the South Beach neighborhood of San Francisco had mainly consisted of warehouses, storage yards and dilapidated piers. Beginning in 1981, the city began to transform the area into a mixed-use development. Now it is one of the ritziest neighborhoods in The City. Considered by some to be the “new Nob Hill,” South Beach is home to some of the most desirable and valued condominiums, live/work lofts and interior design stores in San Francisco.

One of the most prominent features of South Beach is AT&T Park, home of the San Francisco Giants (see virtual tours here and here). This has enticed many new services and restaurants into the area. Some of the most notable restaurants and cafes in the area include Jack Falstaff, MoMo’s, South Park Café, Crossroads Café and Tres Agaves. And look for great wine bars like Local Kitchen & Wine Merchant and District Wine Bar. It's a quick walk to the always-exciting and gourmet Farmer's Market at the Ferry Building, and on the way down the Embarcadero check out Pat Kuleto's Waterbar and Epic Roadhouse.

For more information contact Jeanne Zimmermann: 415.812.5638 or jzimmermann@ubayp.com