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Dramatic Scale, Natural Light & Three-Level Dogpatch Loft Living
1011 23rd Street #6, San Francisco
|$1,495,000
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Dramatic scale, abundant natural light, and a flexible three-level floor plan define this sophisticated Dogpatch loft. Floor-to-ceiling windows illuminate the expansive main living level, where soaring ceilings, maple floors, and a gas fireplace create an impressive yet comfortable setting for everyday living and entertaining. The open kitchen is thoughtfully integrated into the space with granite counters, stainless steel appliances, and generous cabinetry.
Above, the loft bedroom offers a serene retreat overlooking the living space, with sliding doors that allow it to be enclosed for added privacy. Downstairs, an expansive primary suite creates a distinctly private second living zone, complete with its own entrance, extensive storage, and a renovated bath with a large soaking tub.
The result is a home with uncommon flexibility: open and architectural when desired, yet with separation and privacy across three distinct levels. Modern concrete construction further enhances the sense of quiet and privacy, creating a peaceful retreat from the city while the energy and amenities of Dogpatch are just outside.
Additional conveniences include parking, elevator access, a fitness room, and a panoramic common roof deck. HOA dues include high-speed internet and earthquake insurance.
Set in the heart of Dogpatch, 1011 23rd Street is moments from neighborhood restaurants and cafés, parks, transit, and the waterfront, with the continued transformation of nearby Pier 70 adding another dimension to one of San Francisco's most distinctive neighborhoods.
Above, the loft bedroom offers a serene retreat overlooking the living space, with sliding doors that allow it to be enclosed for added privacy. Downstairs, an expansive primary suite creates a distinctly private second living zone, complete with its own entrance, extensive storage, and a renovated bath with a large soaking tub.
The result is a home with uncommon flexibility: open and architectural when desired, yet with separation and privacy across three distinct levels. Modern concrete construction further enhances the sense of quiet and privacy, creating a peaceful retreat from the city while the energy and amenities of Dogpatch are just outside.
Additional conveniences include parking, elevator access, a fitness room, and a panoramic common roof deck. HOA dues include high-speed internet and earthquake insurance.
Set in the heart of Dogpatch, 1011 23rd Street is moments from neighborhood restaurants and cafés, parks, transit, and the waterfront, with the continued transformation of nearby Pier 70 adding another dimension to one of San Francisco's most distinctive neighborhoods.
Property Details
Bedrooms
2
Bathrooms
2.5
Square Feet
1,565 sq ft
Neighborhood
Dogpatch, San Francisco
Parking
1-car assigned garage
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Dogpatch is one of San Francisco's most distinctive waterfront neighborhoods, where 19th-century workers' cottages and former industrial buildings sit alongside contemporary lofts and new residential architecture. The city designated Dogpatch a historic district in 2003, and much of its original character remains intact.
Daily life here is notably convenient. The Muni T Third line stops at Third and 23rd Streets, the 22nd Street Caltrain station connects to the Peninsula and Silicon Valley, and Interstates 280 and 101 are close by. Mission Bay and the UCSF campus are just to the north.
The waterfront is a defining amenity. Crane Cove Park, a seven-acre bayfront park that opened in 2020, offers open lawns and direct access to the water, while the ongoing redevelopment of historic Pier 70 continues to bring new homes, workspaces and public open space to the neighborhood's edge.
With an independent restaurant, café and gallery scene of its own, Dogpatch offers a rare combination: the character of an established neighborhood and the momentum of one still evolving.
Daily life here is notably convenient. The Muni T Third line stops at Third and 23rd Streets, the 22nd Street Caltrain station connects to the Peninsula and Silicon Valley, and Interstates 280 and 101 are close by. Mission Bay and the UCSF campus are just to the north.
The waterfront is a defining amenity. Crane Cove Park, a seven-acre bayfront park that opened in 2020, offers open lawns and direct access to the water, while the ongoing redevelopment of historic Pier 70 continues to bring new homes, workspaces and public open space to the neighborhood's edge.
With an independent restaurant, café and gallery scene of its own, Dogpatch offers a rare combination: the character of an established neighborhood and the momentum of one still evolving.
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