Condominio Pacific Heights Golden Gate View

On the coveted Northeast corner, one floor below the penthouse, residence 1505 at Broadway Towers frames panoramic views of the Golden Gate Bridge, the Bay, and the city through floor-to-ceiling glass walls and sliding glass doors. A wraparound deck extends the living spaces outdoors and carries the view around the residence from all principal rooms. This light-filled residence has been newly renovated. Light oak floors run through the living areas and bedrooms. The kitchen has Neolith porcelain countertops with marble-like veining, a full-height backsplash, and a new suite of stainless-steel Bosch appliances. The kitchen opens to the dining area, which is accented with a Regina Andrews chandelier, and to the living room. The Living/Dining Room has sweeping landmark views from the Presidio and Golden Gate, to the Bay, Alcatraz, Coit Tower and the Transamerica Building. Visual Comfort lighting illuminates the hall, which leads to the east-facing primary suite with Bay and city views and spectacular sunrises. The primary has a walk-out patio, a fitted walk-in closet, and an en suite tiled bath with a stall shower and a porcelain sink set into a Neolith porcelain counter. The second bedroom also opens to the deck and has Bay and city views. The third bedroom is fitted with built-in bookcases. Across the hall, the full bath has a tiled shower over tub and a Neolith porcelain vanity. A guest half bath with a marble counter completes the residence. Two-car parking and one storage room are included. There is a common area laundry room, and many residents have added their own in-unit laundry. Broadway Towers is a luxury, full-service Pacific Heights building with a door person, elevator access, and a shared roof deck with spectacular views. With a Walk Score of 98, 1998 Broadway is rated ”a Walker’s Paradise” where daily errands do not require a car. Union Street, Fillmore Street, and Polk Street, with their restaurants, cafes, and boutiques, are close by. Residence 1505 is a rare offering in Broadway Towers, a mid-century Pacific Heights tower.