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73 Sumner Street #102

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Features

Spacious, bi-level floor plan with 1 bedroom and 2 full bathrooms
Live-work loft perfect for high tech owners or investors
Two convenient entrances including private street entrance
Sleek concrete, radiant floors and hip industrial-style lighting
Modern, open floor plan perfect for entertaining
Contemporary kitchen with gas stove, maple cabinets, granite countertops, double sink
Generous closet/storage space on both levels
In-unit washer and dryer in walk-in closet/pantry
Boutique, elevator building is pet friendly and professionally managed
Peaceful, shared roof deck with spectacular city views
1 car garage parking included in the HOA dues - $590 per month
Walk Score 96! Walk to everything! Hot restaurants, cafes, shopping, night life!
Walk to 8th@ Market shuttle stop (including Facebook, Google, UCSF)
High tech central! Walk to Twitter, Uber, Adobe, Zynga, Airbnb, Pinterest, Zendesk, Square
Transit Score 100! Walk to BART + MUNI + super easy freeway access
Bike Score 98! Flat roads with excellent bike lanes!

This contemporary work-live loft is ideally located in one of the historic Mullen conversion buildings – it is a very quiet home, yet conveniently located within a few blocks of everything you need. Enjoy it for your personal residence, house your start-up or rent it out to one of the many small businesses looking for work space in this dynamic high-tech neighborhood.

You will greatly appreciate walking outside your door to hot spots like Bloodhound, Sightglass Coffee, Cellarmaker Brewing, Citizen’s Band, Basil Thai, Raven, Deli Board, City Beer Store and enjoy a 10 minute walk to AMC theatres, SF Opera, Orpheum, Bill Graham Auditorium and the Warfield. Commuting to work couldn’t be easier – a quick walk to the 8th and Market BART station and shuttle stops (Google, Facebook, and UCSF shuttles to name a few) or just walk to work as this centrally located home is situated near many technology companies including Twitter, Adobe, Uber and Airbnb. 5 minutes drive to 101N or 101S on-ramps or easily bike to 4th St. Caltrain! Nearby shopping is plentiful – Harvest Urban Market, Westfield Shopping Center, Trader Joe’s and Nordstrom Rack are a 10 minute walk away. Take your dog for a nice stroll through the Sunday Civic Center Farmer’s Market.

Enjoy the spacious, bi-level floor plan that is perfect for both home office and entertaining friends. The main level boasts two entries including a private street entrance with floor to ceiling windows and large, open floor plan: comfortable living room, dining room and kitchen highlighted by polished concrete floors with radiant heating and contemporary industrial style lighting. The sleek kitchen boasts modern appliances including a gas stove, granite counters, double sink and ample cabinetry. Each level enjoys a spacious, full bathroom and a walk-in closet for all your storage needs (including a washer/dryer on the main level).

This boutique, elevator building enjoys many perks – It’s pet friendly, professionally managed, has secure garage parking (included in your HOA dues) and features a peaceful roof deck with panoramic city views -- the perfect home for today’s urban dweller!

About 73 Sumner St.

73 Sumner consists of 16 historic live-work lofts. Every unit has a unique floor plan and offers an exciting combination of concrete and steel finishes and many custom-designed features. The building has controlled entry, an elevator and a convenient parking garage.

73 Sumner is the first phase of the Mullen Buildings Development, which now includes 60 Rausch and 52 Rausch. The Mullen Buildings were originally constructed in the 1920's during a South of Market industrial building boom. The complex housed the Mullen Company, which designed and constructed architectural millwork for banks and other businesses. Progenitors for the modernist industrial esthetic, the Mullen Buildings have now been artfully converted into high-quality lofts.

Neighborhood

SOMA

Edgy and hip, with just a hint of grit tossed in for flavor, SOMA is for the true urbanite. Homogeneous streets and manicured front lawns are nowhere to be found. What you will discover here are contemporary lofts and condos, alongside the occasional Victorian, all lit up and hovering above the city's premiere nightlife destinations. Commercial mingles alongside industrial and residential in this eclectic neighborhood. This is where you'll find some of the city's only big box chain stores, including a Bed Bath & Beyond, Best Buy and Costco. Of course, Trader Joe's is a major draw for groceries. SOMA is also home to residential developments by some very notable architects, including 888 7th Street by David Baker, 1234 Howard by Stanley Saitowitz and the conversion of Jackson Brewery by Siegel and Strain. The neighborhood enjoys some of the best weather in the city and is relatively flat, making it attractive for bicyclists. Easy access to the freeways and Bay Bridge keeps drivers happy too. If you're looking for convenient transportation, either conventional or unconventional housing options, sunshine and true urban living, take a look at SOMA.

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This unique property sold over the list price!

Questions?
Contact Laura Kaufman, MBA
415.310.1256 mobile
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