Cathedral Hill Tower | 1200 Gough

Built in 1966, Cathedral Hill Tower is home to 138 residences at 1200 Gough in the Van Ness Avenue Corridor.  Notable features in the building include its very central location and stunning views in every direction.

Home sizes at Cathedral Hill Tower range from about 550 square feet up to about 1,500 square feet. Homes are available in studio, one-, and two-bedroom layouts.

 

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    Amenities Along the Van Ness Corridor

    Cathedral Hill Tower

    Nearby Lafayette Park

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    MLS Listed Homes in the Building

    Open 01/29 02:00pm till 04:00pm
    Condominium
    1200 Gough Street #23B, San Francisco, CA 94109
    $699,000 | 1, 1, 1
    MLS# 421618139
    Incredibly spacious & rare Jr 1BR w sweeping Bay, Golden Gate Bridge & Iconic SF Views! Expansive floor to ceiling walls of windows open to a private wrap-around sky terrace, perfect for morning coffee or romantic dinner overlooking the dazzle...
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    More About the Building

    Number of Homes

    138

     

    Construction Schedule

    Built in 1966

     

    Parking

    Most homes have a parking space (with a monthly fee), while a handful do not.

     

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