Adrienne Carroll & Kimberly Adams Present
Sophisticated 2 Bedroom in Prime Marina Location
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$1,200,000
1490 Francisco Street #7, San Francisco
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Property Details
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beds
2
baths
1
interior
927 sq ft
neighborhood
Marina District, San Francisco
Experience the best of San Francisco living at 1490 Francisco Street, Unit 7: a sophisticated southeast corner Tenancy-in-Common that seamlessly blends updated comfort with timeless 1920s charm.
Located in a prized 12-unit trophy building, this 927 sqft, 2-bedroom, 1-bath home offers an ideal opportunity for first-time buyers or those searching for a turnkey urban retreat in one of the most coveted pockets of San Francisco.
The spacious open floor plan is enhanced by expansive double-pane bay windows, filling the space with light and highlighting the refinished hardwood floors, coved ceilings, and crown moldings throughout.
The updated kitchen features stainless appliances, ample storage, and a seamless countertop overhang that creates an easy place to gather or enjoy casual meals. The elevated bathroom continues the home’s blend of comfort and style with clean, contemporary finishes.
Two well-proportioned bedrooms offer versatility — a serene retreat, a guest room, or the perfect work-from-home office, and in-unit laundry adds a level of convenience rarely found in homes of this era.
Set in a prime location just moments from Fort Mason, Marina Green, Moscone Fields, Aquatic Park, and the boutiques and eateries of Chestnut, Union, and Polk Streets, this home offers access to the very best of city living – including private parking and storage to make it even more effortless.
With city views spanning Russian Hill and the Marina, it’s a residence that feels elevated, practical, and unmistakably San Francisco.
Located in a prized 12-unit trophy building, this 927 sqft, 2-bedroom, 1-bath home offers an ideal opportunity for first-time buyers or those searching for a turnkey urban retreat in one of the most coveted pockets of San Francisco.
The spacious open floor plan is enhanced by expansive double-pane bay windows, filling the space with light and highlighting the refinished hardwood floors, coved ceilings, and crown moldings throughout.
The updated kitchen features stainless appliances, ample storage, and a seamless countertop overhang that creates an easy place to gather or enjoy casual meals. The elevated bathroom continues the home’s blend of comfort and style with clean, contemporary finishes.
Two well-proportioned bedrooms offer versatility — a serene retreat, a guest room, or the perfect work-from-home office, and in-unit laundry adds a level of convenience rarely found in homes of this era.
Set in a prime location just moments from Fort Mason, Marina Green, Moscone Fields, Aquatic Park, and the boutiques and eateries of Chestnut, Union, and Polk Streets, this home offers access to the very best of city living – including private parking and storage to make it even more effortless.
With city views spanning Russian Hill and the Marina, it’s a residence that feels elevated, practical, and unmistakably San Francisco.
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The Marina District stands as a quintessential San Francisco neighborhood, defined by its extraordinary waterfront location and rich architectural heritage. Positioned along the northern shoreline, the area offers breathtaking views of the Golden Gate Bridge and the Marin Headlands, with its landscape dramatically shaped by the 1915 Panama-Pacific International Exposition and the subsequent 1989 Loma Prieta earthquake. Fort Mason Center emerges as a critical cultural landmark, transforming historic military buildings into a vibrant complex of museums, performance spaces, and community gathering areas that serve as the neighborhood's cultural heartbeat.
The neighborhood's architectural character is distinguished by its remarkable collection of Mediterranean-inspired and Beaux Arts-style buildings, creating a visually stunning streetscape that reflects early 20th-century San Francisco's architectural ambitions. Crissy Field, now part of the Golden Gate National Recreation Area, provides an expansive waterfront park that offers residents and visitors an unprecedented urban-natural interface, with restored habitats, walking trails, and unparalleled views of the Bay and surrounding landscapes.
The Marina's community infrastructure centers around key spaces like the Marina Branch Library and the nearby Moscone Recreation Center, which provide critical community services and gathering spaces. The Palace of Fine Arts, a monumental architectural landmark from the 1915 exposition, stands as a testament to the neighborhood's historical significance, offering a breathtaking example of early 20th-century architectural grandeur that continues to captivate residents and visitors alike. From its dramatic waterfront location to its carefully preserved historical spaces, the Marina District represents a unique expression of San Francisco's architectural and cultural landscape.
The neighborhood's architectural character is distinguished by its remarkable collection of Mediterranean-inspired and Beaux Arts-style buildings, creating a visually stunning streetscape that reflects early 20th-century San Francisco's architectural ambitions. Crissy Field, now part of the Golden Gate National Recreation Area, provides an expansive waterfront park that offers residents and visitors an unprecedented urban-natural interface, with restored habitats, walking trails, and unparalleled views of the Bay and surrounding landscapes.
The Marina's community infrastructure centers around key spaces like the Marina Branch Library and the nearby Moscone Recreation Center, which provide critical community services and gathering spaces. The Palace of Fine Arts, a monumental architectural landmark from the 1915 exposition, stands as a testament to the neighborhood's historical significance, offering a breathtaking example of early 20th-century architectural grandeur that continues to captivate residents and visitors alike. From its dramatic waterfront location to its carefully preserved historical spaces, the Marina District represents a unique expression of San Francisco's architectural and cultural landscape.
Adrienne Carroll
Kimberly Adams
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Kimberly Adams
Adrienne Carroll