Presented by Matthew Flynn and
Kevin Gardiner
Dramatic Architectural Top Floor Loft with Bay Views in Dogpatch
$1,695,000
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1415 Indiana Street, Unit 306 | San Francisco, CA 94107
1 Bedroom | 2 Bathrooms | 1,519 Sq. Ft. | 1-Car Parking
Experience light, volume, and striking architectural design by Architect David Baker in this expansive Dogpatch loft. Spanning approximately 1,519 square feet, this one-bedroom, two-bath residence features soaring ceilings, skylights, dramatic windows on all sides, and views toward the Bay and distant hills.
Warm wood floors unite the open living and dining areas, creating an impressive setting for entertaining and comfortable everyday living. A sleek linear fireplace and floating shelves anchor the living room, while expansive windows connect the interior to the neighborhood’s distinctive industrial waterfront landscape.
The kitchen combines rich blue cabinetry, a vibrant tile backsplash, stainless steel appliances, a gas cooktop, and an oversized island with seating. An adjacent dining area offers ample room to gather beneath warm pendant lighting.
A dramatic entry area doubles as an office, an open staircase with metal railings leads to the lofted bedroom overlooking the living space below. A dedicated office nook upstairs provides a second convenient work-from-home setting, while two bathrooms and one-car parking add everyday practicality.
With its dramatic proportions, distinctive finishes, and Dogpatch setting, this architectural loft offers an expressive take on San Francisco living. The Dogpatch neighborhood offers numerous cafes, restaurants, bars, bakeries and more to explore on foot. Caltrain station nearby and easy access to highway 280.
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Property Details
Bedrooms
1
Bathrooms
2
Square Feet
1,519 sq ft
Neighborhood
Dogpatch/ Central Waterfront
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Explore the Neighborhood
First inhabited by the families of industrial workers, Dogpatch survived the 1906 earthquake far more intact than almost any other neighborhood.
In 2002, this part of town was officially designated as a historic district of the city of San Francisco. Each of the older homes in Central Waterfront is a particular piece of history.
A great many former factories and warehouses have been transformed into live/work lofts, exciting restaurants, or technology incubators. The proximity of this neighborhood to all types of transportation including the 3rd street Muni Light Rail, Caltrain, and Highways 101 and 280 make it uniquely situated for business and residential use.
Across 16th Steet is Mission Bay, which is the new headquarters for the UCSF Research campus, Benioff Children's Hospital, the DropBox campus, and a new arena for the Golden State Warriors.
Food lovers who call Dogpatch home are treated to a wide array of innovative local options including Just for You, Puccino, The Ramp, Yield and Mission Rock. And you can just imagine the interesting spaces some of these eateries inhabit.
Serpentine is located in a former tin can factory’s boiler room. A nearby Whole Foods Market helps supplement ingredients for all the diehard home cookers. Dogpatch is also surrounded by some enormously appealing neighborhoods including Potrero Hill's 18th Street corridor, which features even more trendy bars, cafes, and restaurants.
Locals love gathering at Esprit Park for a relaxing break while their dogs romp and socialize. And you're always just a skip and a jump from downtown, where folks can enjoy the farmers’ market at the Ferry Plaza and a nice waterfront stroll.
Both Dogpatch and Central Waterfront offer a plethora of residential real estate options. 1860 Victorian cottages live side by side with exquisite high-rises featuring penthouse views, private patios, and garages. Historic buildings offer expansive windows in live/work environments full of exposed brick, period details, and loads of character.
In 2002, this part of town was officially designated as a historic district of the city of San Francisco. Each of the older homes in Central Waterfront is a particular piece of history.
A great many former factories and warehouses have been transformed into live/work lofts, exciting restaurants, or technology incubators. The proximity of this neighborhood to all types of transportation including the 3rd street Muni Light Rail, Caltrain, and Highways 101 and 280 make it uniquely situated for business and residential use.
Across 16th Steet is Mission Bay, which is the new headquarters for the UCSF Research campus, Benioff Children's Hospital, the DropBox campus, and a new arena for the Golden State Warriors.
Food lovers who call Dogpatch home are treated to a wide array of innovative local options including Just for You, Puccino, The Ramp, Yield and Mission Rock. And you can just imagine the interesting spaces some of these eateries inhabit.
Serpentine is located in a former tin can factory’s boiler room. A nearby Whole Foods Market helps supplement ingredients for all the diehard home cookers. Dogpatch is also surrounded by some enormously appealing neighborhoods including Potrero Hill's 18th Street corridor, which features even more trendy bars, cafes, and restaurants.
Locals love gathering at Esprit Park for a relaxing break while their dogs romp and socialize. And you're always just a skip and a jump from downtown, where folks can enjoy the farmers’ market at the Ferry Plaza and a nice waterfront stroll.
Both Dogpatch and Central Waterfront offer a plethora of residential real estate options. 1860 Victorian cottages live side by side with exquisite high-rises featuring penthouse views, private patios, and garages. Historic buildings offer expansive windows in live/work environments full of exposed brick, period details, and loads of character.
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Matthew Flynn
Matt Flynn is a seasoned Realtor having handled hundreds of Real Estate transactions consisting of many listing and buyer representations. He has been a resident in San Francisco for 35 years, he owns properties in the city, and has seen the changing market conditions and cycles over that time period. Matt continually is learning new subjects, his education includes Business, Interior Design, Urban Design, Project Management, and Kitchen and Bath Design. His hands-on experience in Real Estate sales of numerous condominiums and Tenants In Common units has made Matt an expert in these types of complicated transactions. Matt has sold everything from studio condominiums to mansions, to multi-unit buildings of all sizes. Matt cares about his clients and takes the prospect of getting you from “point A to B” very seriously.
He believes the main purpose of a Realtor is to make your Real Estate transaction as easy and smooth as possible, while getting you the best possible price and conditions. Matt has many trusted resources such as Contractors, Painters, 1031 Exchange Professionals and Lenders that can be utilized when things need to be prepared, repaired, or rehabilitated.
Matt is ready to manage your project with your San Francisco and Bay Area real estate. Consult with him with no expectations, references are available.
He believes the main purpose of a Realtor is to make your Real Estate transaction as easy and smooth as possible, while getting you the best possible price and conditions. Matt has many trusted resources such as Contractors, Painters, 1031 Exchange Professionals and Lenders that can be utilized when things need to be prepared, repaired, or rehabilitated.
Matt is ready to manage your project with your San Francisco and Bay Area real estate. Consult with him with no expectations, references are available.
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