Condominio A San Francisco

Spectacular views of Golden Gate Bridge, Marin Headlands, Bay, Gas House Cove, Ft Mason’s Great Meadow, & Alcatraz from the living room & bedroom. Features include Bay windows, 9+ foot ceilings, hardwood floors, period moldings and glass pane French doors separating rooms. Updated kitchen with a gas stove, dishwasher, manufactured stone counters, custom cabinets, hardwood floors and dining area. Tile bath, shower over tub & new shower doors. Bedroom has walk in closet. Formal entry hall has guest coat closet. Living room with office alcove. Compact car parking space (Maximum width 6 feet, Maximum length 15 feet). Common laundry room. The building is across the street from the 68.5 acre Fort Mason National Park. Fort Mason is an historic landmark located on a scenic headland, featuring 19th-century buildings, community gardens, and sweeping views of the San Francisco Bay, Alcatraz, and the Golden Gate Bridge. The Fort Mason Center for Arts & Culture is a 13 acre bay level campus of former military warehouses and piers transformed into a cultural hub hosting theaters, galleries, non-profit organizations, and restaurants. Ft Mason has a Monthly Night Market which transforms the campus into a dynamic showcase of local artisans (60+ craft vendors), cuisine ( Food truck and beverage vendors), restaurants (Green’s,The Interval at Long Now, Radhaus Alpine Beerhall), shopping (Arion Press, FLAX Art & Design) and entertainment (Live music and DJ’s). Less than a block to the west are the Moscone recreation center’s ball fields, children’s playground, basketball and tennis courts. It is a short walk to the Marina Green, Aquatic Park and Ghirardelli Square. Across the street is a paved walk/run/bike trail which passes through the Marina Green, Crissy Field and then to and across the Golden Gate Bridge. Nearby shopping and services include the Marina Safeway, Starbucks, Round Table Pizza, post office, and Dry Cleaners. Close proximity to Chestnut and Union Street shops, restaurants and entertainment. The building’s location is a paradise for walkers and bikers with a 94 Walk score, a 96 Bike score and a 78 Transit score. Updates to this 1926 classic building: Soft Story retrofit (2014,$46,715), Double pane windows (2017,$56,863), Roof (2022, $56,534), Exterior paint (2022-2024, $36,240), Replace boiler (2025, $45,000), SB 326 Balcony compliance in 2026 . The HOA has earthquake insurance, reserves are 142% funded and there is a $130,000 balance in the reserve account