701 Minnesota 216 is a home inspired by classic Eastern U.S. lofts, sold by Mike Broermann of GroupMB Real Estate in San Francisco.
This building dates back to 1906, when T.A. Roberts built it as a liquor and wine warehouse and bottling plant. Because of this history, the building later became known as the Kessler Building.
Historic loft conversions like this one are rare in San Francisco. In addition, the 1906 construction gives the home real architectural character.
701 Minnesota 216 History
Homes with this much history remain especially unique at 701 Minnesota. As a result, units in the historic Kessler Building attract strong buyer interest.
See more San Francisco loft listings from GroupMB, or learn more about the neighborhood on the Dogpatch Wikipedia page.