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Lowest priced two bedroom available in the Four Seasons Residence. Indulge in the epitome of luxury, service, and location at Four Seasons Residence No. 22G. This expansive South West facing home is move-in ready and offers a prestigious lifestyle with breathtaking views of San Francisco's iconic architecture, stunning sunsets to the West and the South bay. Approximately 1797 square feet this corner home features 2 generous bedrooms and 2 spa-like bathrooms. The spacious living and dining area features a wrap-around view complemented by a thoughtfully designed floor plan for maximum comfort and gracious entertaining. The bistro kitchen includes a Bay view breakfast area or after hours restorative zone. Brazilian cherry hardwood floors grace the living areas, built-in window seating throughout, ideal for watching stunning sunsets over the bay and downtown skyline. The generously sized primary bedroom can easily accommodate a seating area and workout space, transforming it into your own glamorous hotel suite. The guest room, located conveniently across from a bathroom, can effortlessly accommodate desks or lounge chairs, making it an ideal area for a home office or den. Other features include Viking and Miele appliances, laundry, a wine refrigerator, air conditioning, operational windows, spacious closets and extra storage. The Four Seasons Residences has its own Residence Concierge, access to the world-class Four Seasons hotel amenities and direct interior access to the Equinox gym next door. Since its inception in 2001, the Four Seasons Residences has set the standard for urban luxury living, continually enhancing the homeowner experience with attentive concierge services, discreet security, and an exceptional array of amenities. Parking is tandem, owner has option for valet parking service, the fee listed is for self park.
CondoProperty Type
2001Year Built
1 sq ftLot Size
$1,280Price/Sq.Ft.
$3,738/moHOA Dues
2 spacesParking
Listed by Janet Krahling•DRE #DRE #00985534• Compass
Yerba Buena, located between Market Street and Townsend Street, is a cultural and commercial San Francisco neighborhood with museum-lined blocks and high-rise streetscapes. The neighborhood’s pulse concentrates around Mission Street at 3rd Street, where gallery-goers, conference crowds, and patio diners thread between glass towers and public art. Yerba Buena Gardens sets a calm center of lawns, memorials, and performance spaces amid dense development. SFMOMA, the Contemporary Jewish Museum, and the Yerba Buena Center for the Arts act as anchor institutions for exhibitions, talks, and film nights. Side streets mix converted warehouses with newer residential towers, while Moscone Center keeps the calendar busy. Transit-rich corners and wide sidewalks support a walk-first routine from coffee counters to late-night ramen.
Tandem underground parking (on site) — 2 total spaces
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Security
Building has security service
Construction
Built in 2001
Contemporary style
Utilities
Public water
Public sewer
HOA & community
HOA in place (community of 142 units)
Monthly HOA fee covers common areas, doorman service, earthquake insurance, gas, heat, building insurance, structural maintenance, management, sewer, and trash
Cats and dogs allowed
Electricity and solar
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This District is a regional center for comparison shopper retailing and direct consumer services. It covers a compact area with a distinctive urban character, consists of uses with cumulative customer attraction and compatibility, and is easily traversed by foot. Like the adjacent Downtown Office District, this District is well-served by City and regional transit, with automobile parking best located at its periphery. Within the District, continuity of retail and consumer service uses is emphasized, with encouragement of pedestrian interest and amenities and minimization of conflicts between shoppers and motor vehicles. A further merging of this District with adjacent, related Districts is anticipated, partially through development of buildings which combine retailing with other functions.