1325 Indiana Street #114, San Francisco - Presented by Deborah Nguyen

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Spacious loft in Hot Dogpatch area. Quiet one bedroom, two bath unit in a boutique elevator building.

Bright open plan living/dining area with soaring 12+ foot ceilings, polished concrete floors, in-unit washer/dryer and pretty outlooks to an exclusive use patio.

Gracious cook's kitchen with granite counters, stainless appliances, freshly painted wood cabinets and large pantry closet. Loft level bedroom with sitting area, closet with custom built-ins and full bathroom.

Additional features include: newly repainted interior, refreshed concrete floors and new carpeting. One car deeded parking plus large storage closet. Two pets allowed (no weight restrictions). HOA dues include earthquake insurance.

Sunny Dogpatch/Potrero Hill has some of the best weather in the City! Why own a car when you're near excellent restaurants and cafes, public transport (CalTrans and Muni), highways 280/101 and most company tech shuttles. Minutes to UCSF Medical Center, Mission Bay, Whole Foods and the new Chase stadium. BikeScore 95, WalkScore 89.

Spacious one bedroom, two bath loft with parking and storage (1121 sq. ft. per tax records)
Open plan living/dining area with access to an exclusive use patio
Gracious kitchen with granite counters, stainless appliances and pantry
Huge primary bedroom and bathroom with sitting area and custom closets
One car deeded parking plus storage closet
HOA dues of $732/month includues: EQ and fire/liability insurance, water, refuse, property management and reserves

NEIGHBORHOOD

This recent discovery of a neighborhood is vital as it is historic. First inhabited by the families of industrial workers, Dogpatch survived the 1906 earthquake far more intact than almost any other neighborhood.

In 2002, this newly invigorated part of town was officially designated a historic district of the city of San Francisco. Each of the older homes in Central Waterfront is a particular piece of history. A great many former factories and warehouses have been transformed into live/work lofts, exciting restaurants, or tech industry havens.

The proximity of this neighborhood to all types of transportation including the 3rd street Muni Light Rail Line, Cal Train, and Highways 101 and 280 make it uniquely situated for business and residential use. Nearby Mission Bay is new headquarters for the UCSF Research campus.

Food lovers who call Dogpatch home are treated to a wide array of innovative local options including Just for You, Piccino, The Ramp, Yield and Mission Rock. And you can just imagine the interesting spaces some of these eateries inhabit. Serpentine is located in a former tin can factory’s boiler room. A near-by Whole Foods Market helps nicely supplement ingredients for all the die-hard home cookers.

Dogpatch is surrounded as well by some enormously appealing neighborhoods, including Potrero Hill’s 18th Street corridor which features even more trendy bars, cafes and restaurants. Bloom’s Saloon is known for its dramatic views of downtown, while Mission Hill Saloon has an official designation as one of the country’s best dive bars.

Locals love gathering at Esprit Park for a relaxation, while their dogs romp and socialize. And you’re always just a skip and a jump from downtown, where folks can enjoy the farmers’ market at the Ferry Plaza, and a nice waterfront stroll. Both Dogpatch and Central Waterfront offer a plethora of residential real estate options. 1860 Victorian cottages live side by side with exquisite high-rises featuring penthouse views, private patios and garages. Historic buildings offer expansive windows in live/work environments, full of exposed brick, period details, and loads of character.