This architecturally significant residence offers a rare opportunity to own a home in a boutique, award-winning building on one of Russian Hill’s most iconic blocks. Originally built in the 1920s, the historic, industrial building has been reimagined by Ogrydziak/Prillinger Architects and completed in ~2015 by Willis + Co into a striking collection of loft-style condominiums that blend authentic character with refined contemporary design. Inside, exposed concrete walls and soaring 14′ ceilings, along with walls of enormous south and west-facing windows, create a dramatic backdrop for chic, light-filled living. Massive steel trusses and beams, original, stenciled wall graphics, and wide-plank white oak floors add to the property’s wow factor. The expansive main living area features an open floor plan, with the living and dining areas flowing effortlessly into the chef’s kitchen, which includes quartzite and stainless-steel countertops, a large island, Henrybuilt cabinets, a spacious pantry, and Gaggenau appliances. The primary bedroom features two walls of windows, a generous walk-in closet, a spa-like bathroom with a soaking tub, a separate shower, a handsome Henrybuilt cabinet with a marble countertop, and smooth, waterproof plaster-finished walls. Another large bedroom wing includes plentiful closet space, a full bath with limestone floors, a Henrybuilt cabinet with a Pietra Cardosa countertop, and plaster walls. A well-appointed laundry room with stainless-steel counters rounds out the home. The building includes 7 residential units and 1 commercial space. Building amenities include radiant heat in each unit, a panoramic rooftop deck with Golden Gate Bridge and city views, private storage, a spacious commercial elevator, solar electric for each residence, and double-glazed steel and triple-glazed aluminum windows, ensuring a quiet, light-filled interior throughout the day. Nearby The Garage on Hyde you’ll find cafes, restaurants, wine bars, and other neighborhood favorites, including Union Larder, Seven Hills, Frascati, Okze Sushi, and the famous Swenson’s ice cream shop. The beloved cable cars that make Russian Hill one of San Francisco’s favorite destinations are right outside the door. It’s an easy stroll to the shops and restaurants on Union Street, Chestnut Street, North Beach, the waterfront, Jackson Square, and Union Square. This home embodies the best of New York loft-style living reinterpreted through the lens of San Francisco sophistication.