The Binnings Team Presents
Sunny & Sophisticated on Nob Hill
$699,000
Property Details
Bedrooms
1
Bathrooms
1
Square Feet
880 sq ft
Charming Condo on Coveted California Street
Nestled in the heart of Nob Hill, Unit 302 at 1350 California Street is a bright, well-appointed one-bedroom residence that makes the most of every square foot. Set within California Court, a well-maintained 31-unit building on one of the city's best-known streets, this home combines thoughtful finishes and generous natural light with the unbeatable convenience of one of San Francisco's most walkable and well-connected neighborhoods.
The open living and dining area is anchored by a brick fireplace with an adjacent alcove perfect for display or extra storage, while generous windows frame views of California Street and fill the space with natural light throughout the day. New light fixtures at the entry and dining areas add a polished, contemporary touch.
The kitchen strikes a smart balance between function and style. White cabinetry with Richelieu chrome hardware provides ample storage, while under-cabinet lighting illuminates Silestone Pietra granite countertops accented by a subway tile backsplash with a glass mosaic strip detail. A pass-through bar connects the kitchen to the living and dining area, equally suited as a breakfast bar for casual morning coffee. A new GE Profile five-burner electric range leads the cooking setup alongside a Bosch dishwasher, GE Profile microwave, and Blomberg refrigerator, and Core Tec Alabaster Oak flooring ties the space together.
The bedroom is a genuine retreat. Plush Masland carpeting underfoot sets a comfortable tone, while dual closets with mirrored sliding doors greet you at the entry, one fitted with customizable shelving. A covered balcony off the bedroom overlooks California Street, offering an elevated perch above the City sights. Additional hall and linen closets between the bedroom and bathroom provide the kind of storage that San Francisco condos rarely deliver.
The bathroom has been designed with care: a Calacatta Gold quartz vanity countertop with marble-inspired veining sits atop textured wood-grain laminate cabinetry, while hexagon mosaic tile flooring and a shower-over-tub with glass enclosure and handheld showerhead complete the space. A Toto toilet rounds out the details.
Living in Nob Hill means living at the center of it all. One-car parking is included, though you may find you rarely need it. Iconic cable car lines run just outside the door, connecting you effortlessly to Union Square, Fisherman's Wharf, and the Financial District. Huntington Park and Grace Cathedral are moments away on foot, and the neighborhood's collection of fine dining, cocktail bars, and everyday conveniences makes daily life both elegant and remarkably easy.
The open living and dining area is anchored by a brick fireplace with an adjacent alcove perfect for display or extra storage, while generous windows frame views of California Street and fill the space with natural light throughout the day. New light fixtures at the entry and dining areas add a polished, contemporary touch.
The kitchen strikes a smart balance between function and style. White cabinetry with Richelieu chrome hardware provides ample storage, while under-cabinet lighting illuminates Silestone Pietra granite countertops accented by a subway tile backsplash with a glass mosaic strip detail. A pass-through bar connects the kitchen to the living and dining area, equally suited as a breakfast bar for casual morning coffee. A new GE Profile five-burner electric range leads the cooking setup alongside a Bosch dishwasher, GE Profile microwave, and Blomberg refrigerator, and Core Tec Alabaster Oak flooring ties the space together.
The bedroom is a genuine retreat. Plush Masland carpeting underfoot sets a comfortable tone, while dual closets with mirrored sliding doors greet you at the entry, one fitted with customizable shelving. A covered balcony off the bedroom overlooks California Street, offering an elevated perch above the City sights. Additional hall and linen closets between the bedroom and bathroom provide the kind of storage that San Francisco condos rarely deliver.
The bathroom has been designed with care: a Calacatta Gold quartz vanity countertop with marble-inspired veining sits atop textured wood-grain laminate cabinetry, while hexagon mosaic tile flooring and a shower-over-tub with glass enclosure and handheld showerhead complete the space. A Toto toilet rounds out the details.
Living in Nob Hill means living at the center of it all. One-car parking is included, though you may find you rarely need it. Iconic cable car lines run just outside the door, connecting you effortlessly to Union Square, Fisherman's Wharf, and the Financial District. Huntington Park and Grace Cathedral are moments away on foot, and the neighborhood's collection of fine dining, cocktail bars, and everyday conveniences makes daily life both elegant and remarkably easy.
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Open Living / Dining
Kitchen
Bedroom
Bathroom
Building & Location
- New light fixtures at entry and dining areas
- Painted brick fireplace with adjacent display alcove
- Windows overlooking California Street
- Custom-shelved entry closet
- Baseboard heating
- Plush Masland Miami Seapearl wall-to-wall carpeting
Kitchen
- Bellmont Bianco Super Matte cabinetry with Richelieu chrome pulls
- Under-cabinet lighting illuminating Silestone Pietra granite countertops
- Marazzi subway tile backsplash accented by Color Wave Willow Water glass mosaic strip
- Pass-through breakfast bar to living and dining area
- Peanut cabinet in left corner and lazy susan in right corner
- New GE Profile 5-burner electric range & oven
- GE Profile microwave
- Bosch dishwasher
- Blomberg refrigerator
- Garbage disposal
- Core Tec Alabaster Oak luxury vinyl flooring
Bedroom
- Dual closets with mirrored sliding doors
- Customizable shelving in right-side closet
- Covered balcony overlooking California Street
- Baseboard heating
- Plush Masland Miami Seapearl wall-to-wall carpeting
- Additional hall closet between bedroom and bathroom
Bathroom
- Calacatta Gold quartz vanity countertop with marble-inspired veining
- Bellmont Frostline cabinetry with Richelieu chrome pulls
- Built-in outlet inside right middle drawer
- Formula Equation Grey wall tile
- Vintage Hex mosaic floor tile
- Shower over tub with glass enclosure and handheld showerhead
- Toto toilet
- Linen closet just outside bathroom entry
Building & Location
- 1-car parking and storage included
- California Court — 31-unit building
- Steps from cable car lines, Huntington Park, and Grace Cathedral
- Easy access to Union Square, the Financial District, and Polk Street dining and shopping
Welcome to Nob Hill
Nob Hill is San Francisco’s grand perch. Perched high on one of the city’s most famous hills, Nob Hill is where historic opulence and contemporary city life meet. The air here carries a different note — the thud of cable-car bells, the clipped footsteps of well-heeled pedestrians, and the distant sweep of the Bay. Ornate facades and classic hotel marquees line its avenues, while terraces and rooftop gardens frame views that reach across the water to Treasure Island and beyond.
Step onto a quiet block off of Hyde or Polk and you’ll feel the neighborhood’s pedigree. Afternoon light pools on the steps of Grace Cathedral; hotel doormen tip their hats; and residents stroll between boutique shops, intimate cafés, and neighborhood markets. Architectural flourishes — from Beaux-Arts ornament to prewar co-op elegance — give the streets a stately, lived-in dignity that feels both historic and welcoming.
A Heritage of Architecture
Nob Hill showcases some of San Francisco’s most iconic architecture: grand early-20th-century hotels, dignified apartment buildings, and landmark civic structures. Grace Cathedral’s Gothic spires and the historic Fairmont and Mark Hopkins hotels are neighborhood anchors, while elegant prewar co-ops and period rowhouses offer a range of residences that honor the past without sacrificing modern comforts.
Urban Living, Neighborhood Feel
Despite its aristocratic air, Nob Hill is very much a working neighborhood. Polk and Sutter Streets provide a steady flow of cafés, bakeries, specialty grocers, and independent shops, so everyday needs and enjoyable outings are always within easy reach. Huntington Park offers a quiet green meeting place, and the neighborhood’s compact scale makes errands, dining, and nightlife pleasantly walkable.
Effortless Access and Convenience
Nob Hill’s centrality is unmatched: cable cars and multiple Muni lines thread through the area, and nearby BART and regional transit make the Financial District and Embarcadero a short ride away. For drivers, the neighborhood’s grid connects quickly to major arteries, while many residences offer elevator access or parking — conveniences that set Nob Hill apart from many steeper, less accessible hills.
Culture and Community
This is a neighborhood with civic weight and cultural texture. From choral performances at Grace Cathedral to film screenings and intimate gallery shows, Nob Hill supports a refined roster of cultural life. Annual events, classic afternoon teas, and neighborhood associations keep a sense of stewardship alive, while long-standing restaurants and hidden courtyards add quietly convivial corners to explore.
Market Snapshot
Nob Hill’s housing stock ranges from studios and classic co-ops to larger, view-bearing condominiums and rare historic homes. Inventory tends to be limited and competition steady, reflecting the neighborhood’s central location, historic cachet, and walkable lifestyle. Properties with views or proximity to landmark sites command notable premiums, while smaller units offer entry points for buyers seeking a storied, centrally located address.
Step onto a quiet block off of Hyde or Polk and you’ll feel the neighborhood’s pedigree. Afternoon light pools on the steps of Grace Cathedral; hotel doormen tip their hats; and residents stroll between boutique shops, intimate cafés, and neighborhood markets. Architectural flourishes — from Beaux-Arts ornament to prewar co-op elegance — give the streets a stately, lived-in dignity that feels both historic and welcoming.
A Heritage of Architecture
Nob Hill showcases some of San Francisco’s most iconic architecture: grand early-20th-century hotels, dignified apartment buildings, and landmark civic structures. Grace Cathedral’s Gothic spires and the historic Fairmont and Mark Hopkins hotels are neighborhood anchors, while elegant prewar co-ops and period rowhouses offer a range of residences that honor the past without sacrificing modern comforts.
Urban Living, Neighborhood Feel
Despite its aristocratic air, Nob Hill is very much a working neighborhood. Polk and Sutter Streets provide a steady flow of cafés, bakeries, specialty grocers, and independent shops, so everyday needs and enjoyable outings are always within easy reach. Huntington Park offers a quiet green meeting place, and the neighborhood’s compact scale makes errands, dining, and nightlife pleasantly walkable.
Effortless Access and Convenience
Nob Hill’s centrality is unmatched: cable cars and multiple Muni lines thread through the area, and nearby BART and regional transit make the Financial District and Embarcadero a short ride away. For drivers, the neighborhood’s grid connects quickly to major arteries, while many residences offer elevator access or parking — conveniences that set Nob Hill apart from many steeper, less accessible hills.
Culture and Community
This is a neighborhood with civic weight and cultural texture. From choral performances at Grace Cathedral to film screenings and intimate gallery shows, Nob Hill supports a refined roster of cultural life. Annual events, classic afternoon teas, and neighborhood associations keep a sense of stewardship alive, while long-standing restaurants and hidden courtyards add quietly convivial corners to explore.
Market Snapshot
Nob Hill’s housing stock ranges from studios and classic co-ops to larger, view-bearing condominiums and rare historic homes. Inventory tends to be limited and competition steady, reflecting the neighborhood’s central location, historic cachet, and walkable lifestyle. Properties with views or proximity to landmark sites command notable premiums, while smaller units offer entry points for buyers seeking a storied, centrally located address.
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