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Charming Condominium
in Ideal City Location
in Ideal City Location
$575,000
725 Pine Street #208, San Francisco
Presented by
Raquel Newman
Raquel Newman
Property Details
Located in Nob Hill, at the crossroads of the dynamic neighborhoods of Union Square, Chinatown, and the Financial District, and directly across from the iconic Ritz-Carlton, the Lambourne occupies a desirable San Francisco setting. A former boutique hotel, this classically designed elevator building offers a refined blend of timeless San Francisco character and thoughtfully updated modern living. Enter the building and ascend to the second floor via a charming staircase showcasing traditional balustrade millwork reminiscent of fine homes.The intimate residence opens to a welcoming hallway that leads to the open living space, with the bathroom conveniently positioned just off the hall - serving equally well as a powder room for guests and a full bath for the homeowner. The spacious living room opens directly to a cozy deck with built-in bench seating, offering a peaceful retreat tucked away from the city’s bustle. The compact kitchen is thoughtfully designed and filled with natural light from two windows, featuring a large and small refrigerator, a combination oven and microwave, and handsome dark wood cabinetry. The bedroom is generously sized and includes a versatile nook ideal for a desk or work-from-home setup, along with a sizable mirrored-door closet that enhances both storage and the sense of space. The bathroom features a timeless yet chic black-and-white hexagonal tile floor, complemented by a marble-topped dark wood vanity. The walk-in shower continues the appealing aesthetic with coordinating tilework and crisp white subway tile walls. A smartly installed LG combination washer and dryer is seamlessly integrated into the space, with additional room for overhead storage. With a Walk Score and Transit Score of 100, this property enjoys exceptional access to wonderful restaurants, shopping, everyday conveniences and public transportation. Equally appealing as a low-maintenance home, perfect pied-à-terre, or investment opportunity, this residence is ideally situated at the intersection of San Francisco’s most vibrant neighborhoods.
Features
- 1 bedroom | 1 bath | 536 sq ft
- Charming 1920’s San Francisco Building, formerly a boutique hotel
- Thoughtfully planned layout that maximizes use of space
- Open living room with direct access to outdoor deck
- Kitchen with combination oven/microwave, 2 refrigerators, electric stove-top
- Spacious bedroom with nook for desk to accommodate working from home & mirrored closet doors that enhance the sense of space
- Chic bathroom with classic, yet chic, black & white hexagonal tiles, marble topped vanity, combination washer & dryer, additional shelving for storage
- Elegant entry and stairwell with traditional balustrade millwork to all floors
- Elevator building
- Incredible 100 point Walk and Transportation score
- Ideally located at the intersection of the dynamic Union Square, Chinatown & Financial District neighborhoods
- HOA Monthly Dues $729.04
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Neighborhood
Think of Lower Nob Hill as San Francisco's master of the perfect blend - where historic architecture meets modern city living, and where downtown energy mingles with neighborhood charm. This slice of San Francisco serves up the city's signature hills with a side of accessibility.
The neighborhood reads like a love letter to San Francisco architecture, with streets lined by grand Edwardian apartment buildings that could tell a thousand stories. These sophisticated structures, many dating back to the post-1906 reconstruction era, create urban canyons that capture the essence of old San Francisco while housing today's city dwellers.
The food scene here plays out like a global greatest hits album. Sutter Street and its surrounding thoroughfares host everything from decades-old diners to trendy cafes, with the authentic tastes of Southeast Asia making frequent, delicious appearances. The proximity to the Theatre District adds a dash of cultural flair, with performance venues and art spaces painting the neighborhood's nightlife in vibrant hues.
Transit connections work like a well-orchestrated symphony here - cable cars ding-ding their way up the hills, while MUNI buses and nearby BART stations keep the city's arteries flowing. For residents, this translates to a morning commute that's more of a choose-your-own-adventure than a daily grind.
The neighborhood reads like a love letter to San Francisco architecture, with streets lined by grand Edwardian apartment buildings that could tell a thousand stories. These sophisticated structures, many dating back to the post-1906 reconstruction era, create urban canyons that capture the essence of old San Francisco while housing today's city dwellers.
The food scene here plays out like a global greatest hits album. Sutter Street and its surrounding thoroughfares host everything from decades-old diners to trendy cafes, with the authentic tastes of Southeast Asia making frequent, delicious appearances. The proximity to the Theatre District adds a dash of cultural flair, with performance venues and art spaces painting the neighborhood's nightlife in vibrant hues.
Transit connections work like a well-orchestrated symphony here - cable cars ding-ding their way up the hills, while MUNI buses and nearby BART stations keep the city's arteries flowing. For residents, this translates to a morning commute that's more of a choose-your-own-adventure than a daily grind.
Raquel Newman