73 Sumner #204 - SOMA

This live/work loft conversion is part of Phase 1 of the Mullen Buildings, which consists of 16 unique units at 73 Sumner. Built in 2001 with exceptional industrial aesthetics and designed with extraordinary attention to detail by renowned architect George Hauser, the building is located on a quiet tree-lined cul-de-sac on Sumner Street in the heart of SOMA, close to Brainwash and the Harvest Urban Market and blocks from the Civic Center BART station.

• Corner unit with windows on 2 sides providing plenty of natural light, perfect for an artist or musician
• Large open living/dining area
• Linear kitchen with modern stainless steel appliances including oven/range, refrigerator, dishwasher, microwave
• Office/den off of entryway with curtain enclosures
• Loft bedroom features custom-built open closet system
• Gorgeous and spacious slate tile bathrooms
• Concrete floors in living areas, carpet in loft
• Industrial vaulted concrete ceilings, original piping, exposed beams and concrete walls
• Radiant floor and central air heating
• Washer/dryer in unit
• 2-car tandem parking included
• Secure building with intercom/telephone entry system
• Common roof deck with city views
• Easy access to freeways 101 and 280, downtown San Francisco, the Financial District, the Embarcadero, South Park and all modes of public transportation
• Highly desirable warehouse conversion building located in SOMA
• Pets considered on an individual basis

The South of Market (SOMA) district of San Francisco offers a rich and complex collection of people and experiences. While it may be known primarily for its warehouses, nightclubs and art spaces, it also offers some of the best hotels, restaurants, cultural attractions, as well as stylish and modern real estate like lofts and condominiums. There are many changes happening here, and the excitement is palpable. New stores, buildings and restaurants are being built every day. For example, the next large redevelopment project in SOMA is the Transbay Terminal. See an animated fly-through of the center here.

Near Moscone Center you’ll find the picturesque Yerba Buena Gardens, cultural institutions like the San Francisco Museum of Modern Art (or SF MoMa), the Museum of the African Diaspora, the Yerba Buena Center for the Arts, and for pop culture, you’ll find the Cartoon Art Museum and the Metreon. For the kids, see Zeum and the Yerba Buena Ice Skating & Bowling Center.

South of Market has become home to some of the most prominent restaurants in Northern California, including Bacar, the W Hotel’s XYZ, Ame (within the new St. Regis), Fifth Floor, Orson, Marlowe, LuLu, Heaven's Dog (inside the SOMA Grand), COCO500and Zuppa (for wild times check out the Supper Club and AsiaSF). Notable bars include Wish Bar & Lounge, Anu and Bar Basic, while some of the most famous SOMA clubs include Mist, Mezzanine, popscene (formerly 330 Ritch), 111 Minna, Club Six, Mercury Lounge, Mighty, Butter, Hotel Utah Saloon, The Cat Club, Slim’s, 1015 Folsom, The Stud, the legendary End Up and the ever-present DNA Lounge.

As the center of urban living in San Francisco, SOMA offers easy access via CalTrain, Muni and BART. You’ll find grocery shopping a step away at Whole Foods, Safeway and Trader Joe’s. And there is a wide range of great shopping, from the new San Francisco Centre, to high-end furniture stores like Limn and Ligne Roset.

See entertaining movies about South of Market here and here.

For more information contact Elizabeth Kim at ekim@mcguire.com.