Built in the 1920s and converted to homes in 2002, the Mullen Buildings are at 52 Rausch St., 60 Rausch St., and 73 Sumner in the South of Market (SOMA) neighborhood.
Home sizes range from about 600 square feet up to about 3,000 square feet. Homes are available in one, two and three-bedroom layouts.
Developer: Hauser Architects | Architect: Hauser Architects
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From the architect:
60 Rausch consists of 37 historic live-work lofts. Located on a quiet tree-lined residential street in San Francisco’s South of Market district, 60 Rausch units have a unique floor plan and offer an exciting combination of concrete and steel finishes and many custom-designed features. The building has controlled entry, an elevator and a convenient parking garage.
60 Rausch is the second stage in the historic Mullen Buildings development that includes 73 Sumner and 52 Rausch. The Mullen Buildings were originally constructed in the 1920’s during a South of Market industrial building boom. The complex housed the Mullen Company, which designed and constructed architectural millwork for banks and other businesses. Progenitors for the modernist industrial esthetic, the Mullen Buildings have now been artfully converted into high-quality lofts.
Number of Homes
37
Construction Schedule
1920’s/2002
Parking
All home have at least one car parking
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The nearby Stagehouse Lofts are another great conversion property to consider, while the Toy Factory Lofts at 1 Rausch are right across the street and the relatively recent and also very nearby 99 Rausch offers more traditional condo style homes in a larger building.
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