75 Folsom Street, PH1802 $3,295,000 2 Bed | 2 Bath | 2 Decks | Parking Justin Goldberg Goldberg|Group Compass DRE 1705028 415.218.9432 justin.goldberg@compass.com Nicholas J. Thornton Goldberg|Group / Compass DRE 02001890 415.218.9432 nicholas.thornton@compass.com
PENTHOUSE 1 8 0 2 75 FOLSOM STREET
INCOMPARABLE VIEWS | WORLD - CLASS CITY
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75 FOLSOM STREET PENTHOUSE 1 8 0 2
75 Folsom Street, Penthouse1802 is an unparalleledpenthouseabove the
iconic Hills Plaza. This serene metropolitan escape boasts floor-to-ceiling
windows and two adjoining balconies revealbinrgeathtakingvistas of the
Bay – highlightedby the Bay Bridge, Yerba Buena & Treasure Islands,
the East Bay hills, Cupid’s Span, and San Francisco's transforming skyline.
2 BEDROOM | 2 BATHROOMS| 2 BALCONIES| 1,344SQ.FT.
This bright, airy home is complimented by a west-facing balcony that opens to the natural expanse of the Bay while the north- facingbalconyoffersa connectionto a world-classcity and g lo b a lc e n te rfo r te c h n o lo g ya n d in n o v a tio n . This home has an ideal split floor plan.
BRIGHT OPEN SPACES. SOPHISTICATION, INSIDE & OUT.
Theprimarysuitespansthe lengthof the home and providesa bird’s eye view of several Fortune500 headquarters , two large walk-in closets , b uilt-in cabinetry,a marble master bathroomwith double vanities,radiantheat, glass enclosed shower, walk-in closet, & laundry.
A well-proportionegduestsuiteleadsoff of the living area and peers onto the Bay, Treasure Island, and the East Bay hills . It can serve as a guest room, office, or parlor with an en-suite marblebathroom.
¨ RESIDENCE FEATURES
§ Penthouse level view home § 1,344 sq. ft
§ 2 bedroom / 2 bathroom § 2 exclusive use roof decks § Integrated speakers, zoned Sonos § Pa rking + storage
¨ KITCHEN § Open kitchen w/ adjoining dining area § Black quartz counter top § Large peninsula § Glass cook-top & convection oven
¨ MASTER SUITE
§ City & water views § Built-in storage system § Walk-in closet § Marble bathroom w/ radiant heat § Double vanity § Step-in shower w/ dual shower heads § Laundry closet
¨ GUEST SUITE / OFFICE / DEN § Ensuite bathroom
¨ VIEWS
§ Bay Bridge § Cupid’s Span
§ Angel & Treasure Islands § Downtown San Francisco
TAKE A VIDEO TOUR Enteringthe homeyou are immediatelygreetedwith the expanseof theSanFranciscoBay. An open,splitfloorplan p ro v id e sa n a iry flo w th ro u g hth e h o m ec o n n e c tin git to th e w id e o p e n v ista s o u tsid e . T h e sle e k k itc h e nw ith la rg e peninsulais perfectfor entertainingA. privatemastersuite offerscustombuilt-insandbothcityandBayBridgeviews. The guest suite makesfor an ideal office,bedroom,or parlor,connectedto the livingroom. This cornerunit is bounded on either side by decks - the perfect place to start thedaywitha coffeeandwatchtheCitywakeup,endthe eveningwith a glass of wine while watchingthe world's largestlightart installationon the Bay Bridge,or dazzling guests with this one-of-a-kindproperty. This historical landmarkbuilding has always been at the forefront of innovation, and now it eagerly awaits for you to make it your home.
One Hills Plaza Hills Brothers Plaza has the charm of a past era and the convenience of a dynamic downtown, making it the perfect location for a permanent residence or pied-a-terre. This top floor penthouse offers quiet and tranquil respite from bustling city life. To have the Bay as your front yard adds a n idyllic and endless view of California’s natural beauty. Just as in the early 1900s, this building remains a waterfront symbol for commerce, innovation, and luxury living.
NEIGHBORHOOD AMENITIE S <2 BLOCKS
BUILDING FEATURES
¨ RESIDENCE AMENITIES
SHOPPING Gap / Banana Republic / Old Navy Woodlands Market & Woodlands Pet Shop San Francisco Florist
§ 24-hour front desk service § 5,000+ sq. ft. rooftop deck § Secure underground parking
¨ ONE HILLS PLAZA § Google § Mozilla Firefox § Wharton School, University of Pennsylvania
COFFEE / TEA Starbucks Peet's Coffee
Philz Coffee Aura Tea
BANKING Chase
§ Carbon Health Urgent Care § Bright Horizons Day Care § United Business Bank § Underground parking garage § Bay Wheels
HEALTH One Medical
Plush Care
RESTAURANTS Waterbar EPIC Steak Prospect Mili GOZU Arabi Yank Sing Angler FITNESS LuxFit Fitness YMCA
¨ TRANSPORTATION
Boulevard Ozumo Perry's Sweet Greens East Cut Crossing Hi Dive Red's Java House
§ Half block to SF Muni Light Rail § 6 blocks to Caltrain § 3 blocks to Bay Area Rapid Transit (BART) § 3 blocks to Transbay Terminal § 3 blocks to the San Francisco Ferry Building § 20 minute drive to San Francisco Int'l Airport § 25 minute drive to Oakland Int'l Airport
§ 1 hour to Napa or Sonoma § 3.5 hours to Lake Tahoe
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The history of one hills plaza
Shipping ports, railroads, and industrial buildings were the heart and lifeline
of San Francisco in the 19th century. Dunsmuir’s Sons Co. Coal Yard, located
on East St. (Embarcadero) between Folsom St. and Harrison St. provided the
area with its most valuable resource: coal.
Coal, steel, iron, and lumber mills sold their land and moved further south
after the 1906 earthquake. Austin and Reuben Hills seized the opportunity to
anchor their growing company in this prime waterfront location.
The Hill Bros. plant was designed by George Kelham in Romanesque Revival
architectural style. The building's masonry includes patterned brickwork,
arched doorways and windows, bronze grillwork doors, and a large tower
where the coffee beans were stored and blended. The Hills Bros. coffee plant
Left: Breaking Ground. Above: Hills Bros. Building. Date: Dec. 15, 1924. Courtesy of the San Francisco Museum and Historical Society
is the last building in San Francisco to be built in this style.
TIMELINE:
The Hills Brothers break ground on their headquarters and plant to East Street (Embarcadero) between Folsom St. & Harrison St.
Arabian Coffee & Spice Mills officially mores in to their new Romanesque Revival designed plant.
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George William Kelham builds Edwards Stadium at UC Berkeley .
George William Kelham builds the Security Pacific Building .
George William Kelham builds the Mount Davidson Cross of San Francisco.
George William Kelham builds the Russ Building (the tallest building in San Francisco u ntil 1964), Bowles Hall at UC Berkeley, & the Shell Building.
The Hills Bros. Coffee plant, at 2 Harrison,
began to phase out of its primary
coffee bean roasting function at an opportune time in San Francisco’s real estate history. Industrial and
commercial buildings were in abundance while Hills Plaza was being refurbished; however, there was a high
need for residential buildings to house the influx of workers. Since the opening of the residences at 75
Folsom Street, the surrounding area has seen the razing of the Embarcadero freeway, the addition of Muni
light rail, AT&T Park, the Ferry Building re-opening, and new high-rise luxury developments from Rincon Hill
to Mission Street.
The history and beauty of the Hills Bros. Coffee plant has made it an official San Francisco city landmark.
Developers of Hills Plaza at the time struck a deal with city officials to add 10 additional floors of residential
units to sit atop the existing structure’s commercial space.
About the Architect:
George William Kelham was born in Massachusetts, Harvard-educated, and graduate of the École Nationale Supérieure des Beaux-Arts in Paris. He was given a
special assignment from his architecture firm, Trowbridge & Livingston in New York City, to work on the rebuilding of the Palace Hotel after the 1906 earthquake.
He served as the Chief Architect for the 1915 Panama-Pacific International Exposition, the legacy of which remains in the Palace of Fine Arts and the Bill Graham
Civic Auditorium. He went on to build some of the most recognizable and influential buildings of his era in San Francisco, as well as serving as the supervising
architect for the University of California, Berkeley and University of California, Los Angeles campuses.
A HIGHLY COVETED PENTHOUSE AT 75 FOLSOM IS ADDED TO YOUR RESIDENTIAL PORTFOLIO.
A 21-story residential tower is built as part of the adaptive re-use development.
Morgan Stanley purchases Hills Plaza as an investment, stating the property is in the "path to growth."
University of Pennsylvania 's San Francisco branch of the Wharton School of Business m oves into Hills Plaza .
Google subleases office space within the building.
Sara Lee purchases Hills Bros. from Nestle .
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Mozilla Firefox moves into a corner space at Hills Plaza , previously anchored by Gordon Biersch Brewing Company.
Massimo Zanetti Beverage USA , a coffee centric brand, buys the rights of Hills Bros. Coffee .
75 FOLSOM STREET, PENTHOUSE 1802
| SAN FRANCISCO, CALIFORNIA
Justin Goldberg 415.533.9202 justin.goldberg@compass.com DRE# 01705028
Nicholas J. Thornton 415.218.9432 nicholas.thornton@compass.com DRE# 02001890
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