This fabulous condominium is a great opportunity to live in the Marina, the heart of the up and coming 2013 America's Cup! Overlooking the expansive lawns of Fort Mason, you can relax in your view home. Enjoy the newly remodeled kitchen with all new stainless steel appliances, relax in your new bathtub and remodeled bathroom and enjoy your new walnut hardwood floors while having a candlelit dinner looking at the twinkling city lights. When you're in the mood for adventure, walk out the front door and pick from numerous appealing options - play at The Marina Green, Fort Mason, or Moscone Recreation Center, read at the Marina Library, watch America's Cup from Crissy Field, walk among the boats in the harbor, run through The Presidio, swim at Aquatic Park, watch the sunset over the Golden Gate Bridge or shop and dine on nearby Chestnut, Union, and Polk Streets. One-car indoor parking, a large walk-in closet, common laundry room, and an open, airy feeling complete this great condominium in The City By The Bay!

HOA dues: $385 monthly includes insurance, garbage, water and professional management.

• View of Fort Mason and The San Francisco Bay
• Walnut hardwood floors
• Wonderful light, skylights and beautiful outlooks
• Remodeled throughout
• Large walk-in closet
• Stainless steel appliances, Cesarstone counter, Carrera tile backsplash and soft close cabinets and drawers
• Kohler bathtub and glass subway tiles
• Jonathan Adler Light Fixtures
• Walking distance to Crissy Field, Marina Green, Moscone Recreation Center, Marina Library, Fort Mason, The Presidio, Aquatic Park, and the shops and restaurants on Chestnut, Union, and Polk Streets
• One block from the Fort Mason Sunday Farmer's Market and The Marina Safeway
• One-car parking
• Not on liquifaction!
  

Marina

To live in the Marina is to be the envy not only of many San Franciscans, but also of people from around the world who visit our city to relish the ornate beauty of the Palace of Fine Arts, the brisk air of a stroll along the Marina Green or out to Crissy Field, and views of the iconic Golden Gate Bridge. Single family homes, apartment buildings and flats offer a range of housing options for home seekers in this often sunny enclave; "Marina Style" barrel front homes and art deco style buildings are a hallmark of the area. Chestnut Street businesses will satisfy even the most avid shoppers, foodies and night owls alike. The Marina is a well-known nightlife destination for young professionals and professional partiers alike, and some of the City's most renowned dining destinations can be found here as well. Residents enjoy spending a sunny afternoon at the Moscone Playground. Had it not been for the 1906 earthquake, this lovely neighborhood might have never been. Enterprising developers pushed rubble from the destroyed city into what was then marshland, creating a man-made foundation for building. The site was home to the 1915 Panama Pacific International Exposition, one of the finest World's fair ever hosted in the United States. The Palace of Fine Arts is a remnant of this seminal San Francisco event. If you visit the waterfront just east of the Yacht Club when the tide is out, you might catch a glimpse of some of that old San Francisco rubble. Adventure a bit further, and you'll find the Wave Organ- an art installation of tubes extending out to the bay with openings to listen to the waves pulsing in and out. Note rubble from the former cemeteries of San Francisco strewn about and used to develop the site. When venturing to other parts of San Francisco, public transit is a breeze with both Muni and Golden Gate Transit serving the neighborhood. And by car, the Golden Gate Bridge and Marin County are just minutes away.

This property is currently in escrow.

Additional Showings by Appointment:
Contact Missy Wyant Smit - (415) 203-7747
msmit@hill-co.com