Team Hatvany Presents
Exceptional San Francisco Home
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$1,525,000
1545 Pine Street #409, San Francisco
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One of the largest floor plans at The Austin, this stylish two-bedroom residence offers sophisticated living in one of San Francisco's premier full-service buildings, just off vibrant Polk Street. Multiple exposures and floor-to-ceiling windows fill the home with natural light, while wide plank white oak floors, designer finishes, and central air conditioning create a refined contemporary aesthetic. The open living and dining area flows seamlessly into a sleek kitchen featuring Miele, Liebherr, and Bosch appliances, quartz countertops, a rolling island with seating, and a full-height pantry. Thoughtfully designed with the bedrooms in separate wings for exceptional privacy, the luxurious primary suite boasts a windowed walk-in closet and a spa-inspired ensuite bath with soaking tub, double vanity, and frameless glass-enclosed shower. The second bedroom is ideal for guests or a home office and is served by an elegant hall bath. Additional highlights include in-unit laundry, generous storage, motorized shades, and two-car garage parking (one drive-in/accessible parking space, and one on a stacker with height restrictions). Built in 2016, The Austin offers an attended lobby, resident lounge with WiFi and coffee bar, garden lounge, pet washing station, bike storage, and a spectacular rooftop terrace with BBQ and sweeping city views. Enjoy a 100 Walk Score just moments from Polk Street, Trader Joe's, Whole Foods, Lafayette Park, and the best of Pacific Heights, Nob Hill, and Lower Pacific Heights.
Property Details
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Bedrooms
2
Bathrooms
2
Square Footage
1,400 sq ft
Neighborhood
Van Ness/ Civic Center
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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, making it the sweet spot between Nob Hill's grandeur and the Tenderloin's urban edge.
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.
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, making it the sweet spot between Nob Hill's grandeur and the Tenderloin's urban edge.
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.
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