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[ID] => 15719
[post_author] => 4
[post_date] => 2018-11-02 19:54:35
[post_date_gmt] => 2018-11-02 19:54:35
[post_content] => Russian sailors were once buried upon this hill. That's why. Ground zero for the San Francisco high-rise revolt that began in the 1960s. Not coincidentally, also home to The Summit,The Royal Towers, Green Hill Tower, the so-called crookedest street in SF (the real crookedest street is in Potrero Hill), and the authentic inspiration for Armistead Maupin's magical Barbary Lane.
ffd_listing_title, 1450 Greenwich Street #401, San Francisco, CA, 94109
ffd_mls_id, 421534431
ffd_salesforce_id, a0E1I00000TxsatUAB
num_of_fireplaces__c, 1
num_of_rooms__c, 5
of_units__c, 24
address2__c, 1450 Greenwich Street #401, San Francisco, CA, 94109
pba__address_pb__c, 1450 Greenwich Street #401, San Francisco, CA, 94109
agent_only_remarks__c, Property is easy to show prior to listing. 30min private showings https://calendly.com/ryanrichard/1450greenwich401-private-showings. Please reach out to Matthew at [email protected] (714) 801-4415 for any questions concerning schedule. https://app.disclosures.io/link/1450-Greenwich-Street-401-txzmpjn7
ffd_description_pb, This spacious corner flat in Russian Hill glows with early 20th century detail. Bordered hardwood floors, high ceilings, generous multi-light windows and original built-in cabinets showcase period craftsmanship. Light and airy, the flat's public space flows from living to dining room and out French doors onto a small private balcony. A hallway off the vestibule leads to the powder vanity, tiled deco-style bathroom, and generously sized bedroom, all of which can be closed off to offer privacy when entertaining. Two walk-in closets offer generous storage. The Redstone features two elevators, onsite storage, parking, and a rooftop deck with stunning views of the Golden Gate. Designed by Henry Clay Smith, known for his pioneering work in San Francisco's hills and for designing industrialist Milton Ray's stunning multi-million dollar mansion, the building's visually arresting terracotta red faade is nearly unique in San Francisco, one of only two such buildings from the era.
1450 Greenwich Street #401, San Francisco, CA, 94109 - Property Description
This spacious corner flat in Russian Hill glows with early 20th century detail. Bordered hardwood floors, high ceilings, generous multi-light windows and original built-in cabinets showcase period craftsmanship. Light and airy, the flat's public space flows from living to dining room and out French doors onto a small private balcony. A hallway off the vestibule leads to the powder vanity, tiled deco-style bathroom, and generously sized bedroom, all of which can be closed off to offer privacy when entertaining. Two walk-in closets offer generous storage. The Redstone features two elevators, onsite storage, parking, and a rooftop deck with stunning views of the Golden Gate. Designed by Henry Clay Smith, known for his pioneering work in San Francisco's hills and for designing industrialist Milton Ray's stunning multi-million dollar mansion, the building's visually arresting terracotta red faade is nearly unique in San Francisco, one of only two such buildings from the era.
