Yerba Buena Terrace 535 is a rare loft, sold by Mike Broermann of Group MB Real Estate in San Francisco.
Rare find! 1 of the best Terraces at Yerba Buena Lofts! Stunning 2 beds / 2 baths with an oversized South-facing Terrace for amazing panoramic SF outdoor entertaining! Soaring 16’+ ceilings with expansive windows for abundant natural light, creating a one-of-a-kind indoor/outdoor experience! Award-winning design, spacious, quiet, and bright. High-end upgrades, storage under the stairs, deeded parking G-68, amenities & great San Francisco location!
HIGH-END UPGRADES: Architectural lighting by Hiram Banks -LED track lighting, Ingo Maurer chandelier, custom blackout window treatments, California Closets, upgraded LG front-loading washer/dryer, freshly painted, and modern ceiling fan. Kitchen fitted with modern stainless steel appliances, granite counters, Kohler and Moen fixtures.
AMENITIES: On-site professional management. 24-hour security/concierge key service; package delivery, dry cleaning, and cabs. Full-time chief engineer and maintenance staff.
MODERN ARCHITECTURE: Yerba Buena Lofts was designed by architect Stanley Saitowitz, whose work has been featured in the New York Times, the American Institute of Architects, and Architectural Record. San Francisco Magazine called YBL “by far the best building South of Market” and San Francisco’s “Best of the Best”.
GREAT LOCATION: Located at Folsom & 4th, within walking distance of Whole Foods, Trader Joe’s, SFMOMA, Yerba Buena Gardens, Target, Union Square, the Financial District, Mission Bay, and the Transbay Transit Center and the new Connector Station. Daily errands, dining, culture, and transit are all within a few blocks. Walk Score 97!
DINING: The area blends casual and upscale options—Bottega, Bodega, and Sangria & Salt for everyday dinners and drinks, Deli Board for standout sandwiches; Shelby’s for rooftop dining; and Saison for fine dining. Kaiyo offers a distinctive Japanese-Peruvian menu nearby.
CULTURE AND GREEN SPACE: Yerba Buena Gardens sits directly across the street, offering rare downtown green space alongside SFMOMA, the Contemporary Jewish Museum, and the Children’s Creativity Museum. Moscone Center is also within walking distance, convenient for residents who travel frequently for work.
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