Warm Rusticity &
Industrial Charm

Set on the iconic San Francisco waterfront, with its pristine park-like setting, dazzling South Beach light and breezy Bay feel, the Oriental Warehouse, a historic development of 66 unique loft homes, built in 1867, is the back drop for World Class dining, one-of-a-kind museums, shopping and close proximity to the cultural and commercial heart of San Francisco. Surrounded by green spaces and crowned by the Bay Bridge, the majestic Embarcadero Boulevard connects residents to the The Ball Park, The Ferry Building Food Halls + Farmers Market, The Exploratorium, tennis, swimming, sea kayaking and a host of other amenities.

Embraced by diverse architecture of polished luxury, seen through a prism of technology, art and nature, this sought-after building offers an aesthetic treasure: warm rusticity and industrial charm that only a historic brick and timber building can provide, with expansive volumes, and open flexibility that anchors a truly modern home.

A lush patio provides entry to the soaring ceilings of the main living space: lounge, dining and kitchen seamlessly communicated in this luminous space. The spacious stainless kitchen features concrete counters, wine fridge and separate pantry. The expansive gallery-like environment inspired the installation of a custom artwork by Austin based artist Josef Kristofoletti, with vibrant effect.

Two bedrooms, one enclosed with sliding frosted glass door, and upstairs is a spacious and open bedroom, a private lounge and large closet system, integrates the cat-walk overlooking the main room. Two full bathrooms, in-unit washer/dryer, parking and storage make this home as practical as it is beautiful.