Paul Warrin and Kara Warrin Present

FOUR SEASONS RESIDENCE

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$2,995,000

765 Market Street #24F, San Francisco

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Property Details

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beds

2

baths

2.5

interior

2,855 sq ft

With unprecedented style, this incomparable designer residence at the luxurious Four Seasons is an inspired masterpiece waiting for its new owner. Completely reimagined by renowned designer Gary Hutton and architect Timothy Gemmill, this 24th floor home is itself a work of art. Occupying 2855sf on the building’s northwest corner, the residence features spectacularly wide-open spaces and floor-to-ceiling windows, providing for stunning views of downtown San Francisco. Only the finest finishes and materials were used throughout. The upgraded home automation system features Crestron touchscreens for advanced lighting, window shade and climate control. The Four Seasons is synonymous with luxury and residents here enjoy 24-hour access to world-class services including concierge, doorman, security, housekeeping and in-room dining. The MKT restaurant and lounge is open daily for fine dining, while the expansive Equinox Sports Club SF features an indoor pool and basketball court. Located in the heart of San Francisco, the city’s best dining, shopping, museums, and nightlife is just outside your door. Life at the Four Seasons truly represents city living at its very finest.

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Neighborhood

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The luxury high rises of downtown San Francisco constitute some of the most exclusive addresses on the planet. This is the heart of so much of San Francisco's energy and charisma. Close to the museums, the ballpark, the financial district, restaurants and farmers markets - it all comes together in this unquestionably thrilling section of the city.

Flagship retailers and world-class boutiques line up and down Maiden Lane and the surrounding Union Square, creating an exhilarating shopping experience. Exquisite Michelin-rated restaurants all within easy hitting distance. The Ferry Building with its international food markets and eateries is an unrivaled lunchtime destination. Exotic cocktails, specialty coffees, and so much more await the lucky pedestrians who saunter past.

Unprecedented revitalization has taken hold in this dynamic district. New museums dot the map and bring in a vast array of local and international visitors. Dance and music performances can be found at one of the city's most vibrant cultural centers, a former 19th century U.S. Mint. Throughout the district one finds innovative public spaces including on Jesse Street, where the people can take in a bit of sun in the 18,000 square foot downtown public space. For some of the city's best open space try the Embarcadero with its breathtaking promenade along San Francisco's famed waterfront.