This Carissa Sand designed loft is the essence of South Park.  Located on the Northeast end of  the Park, this top floor loft at 10 South Park overlooks this quaint village from its generous  balcony.  The custom window design adds dramatically to the character of this loft.  Hardwood flooring,  metal treatments to the fireplace surround, kitchen, bathrooms and rails, complement  the slate finish and extreme design of this unique loft. The positioning of the lighting provides  the perfect ambient lighting for the occupant’s art preferences with stunning allure.  This loft is a statement of the inhabitant’s sense of style and loft acumen. To own this loft is to have arrived on the scene in the capsule that captures the nuance of the contemporary South Park living experience.  The radiant floor heating, recessed lighting, and Viking range are just a few of the features that set this loft apart.  There is a full bath in the loft area featuring slate and metal treatments. The main level with its high ceilings and exquisite window design offers an additional customized bath, chef’s kitchen and living area centered on the grand wood burning fireplace. The generous balcony is adjacent to the  living area, bringing all the tantalizing ambiance of a European Village to infiltrate your  every sense.

• Custom remodel inspired by Carissa Sand
• Village setting in the heart of the city
• Botique building with only 10 Units
• Lush sheltered courtyard with pond
• Wood burning fireplace
• Directional Spot lights in entry and dining area.
• Custom lighting throughout
• Hardwood floors on main level
• Radiant heat in the floors
• Viking Range and Jenn-Air refrigerator
• Glass and metal enclosed  panty.
• Custom South Facing windows with sun screens
• French doors to widow’s balcony
• Large balcony overlooking South Park

South Beach

Ever evolving, South Beach is now San Francisco's newest upscale destination neighborhood. Just south of the Financial District alongside the San Francisco Bay, South Beach enjoyed a major boom in the late 20th century, as high-tech startups set up shop and glittering residential condos rose to the sky. New developments along with thrilling nightlife and dining options give this neighborhood a heavily cosmopolitan air. Home buyers are easily enticed by the high rises and conversion lofts that pop up unexpectedly between designer furniture stores, art galleries and nightclubs. South Park is an unofficial hub for the neighborhood. This little park offers a playground, picnic areas and is surrounded by quaint cafes and restaurants. It was San Francisco's first gated community. In the midst of all the change in South Beach, walking the loop around South Park Avenue, one can easily go back in time to 1852 when privileged homeowners needed keys to enter their neighborhood. Now the area is home to architects, designers, photographers, restaurants and boutiques. You'll likely run into a friendly dog or two as well. Rapid development along with the presence of the new ball park, home of the San Francisco Giants, have greatly increased the level of public transit service. Muni's N-Judah streetcar takes off from the Caltrain Station at 4th and King Streets, zipping residents along the waterfront and downtown. Freeway access is exceptionally easy as well, making South Beach a commuter's dream come true. To the east, the Embarcadero is heaven for cyclists, joggers and walkers. Bay views will take your breath away. SOMA and Yerba Buena bordera South Beach to the west, offering world class cultural activities and nightlife into the wee hours of the morning.

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Contact Edward Campaña - 415.447.8704