706 Mission Street Unit 16B, San Francisco, CA 94103

$4,200,000
3
BD
4
BA
2,911
SqFt

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List Price
$4,200,000
MLS#
426119876
Status
CONTINGENT - SHOW
Property Type
Residential
Bedrooms
3
Total Bathrooms
4
Full Bathrooms
3
Partial Bathrooms
1
Sqft. of Residence
2,911
Lot Size
87,555
Year Built
2020

Property Description

Rising above the city on the 16th floor of the prestigious Four Seasons Private Residences, Unit 16B offers 2,911 sq ft of thoughtfully designed living space with sweeping southeastern views of the San Francisco skyline. A formal entry leads to an expansive great room with floor-to-ceiling windows that flood the interior with natural light. The open layout is ideal for both refined entertaining as well as daily living - flowing seamlessly into a designer kitchen with top tier appliances, Poggenpohl cabinetry, and honed Calcutta Oro marble countertops. Designed by Handel Architects, the home features 3 spacious bedrooms, each with ensuite bathrooms and generous closets. The primary suite evokes a private spa with honed Blue de Savoie French marble floors, soft grey Poggenpohl cabinetry, and Statuario marble surfaces. Residents enjoy world-class Four Seasons amenities, including a club lounge with bar and private dining room, outdoor entertainment terrace, fitness center, golf simulator, game room, library, and a dedicated club attendant. Truly a rare opportunity to experience the height of luxury and comfort in the heart of San Francisco.

Additional Information

Acres
2.01
Foundation
Concrete
Living Area
2,911
Lot Size
87,555
Neighborhood
Yerba Buena
Sewer
Public Sewer
Style
Contemporary
View
Bay, Bay Bridge, City, City Lights, Panoramic, San Francisco, Water
Year Built
2020

Listing courtesy of Andy Ardila, from Compass
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