400 Spear St #212 · Apartment for Rent

400 Spear Street #212 is an original 2 bedroom, 2 bathroom loft conversion in the heart of San Francisco's trendy South Beach neighborhood. The modern loft residence features original wood beams, a wall of exposed brick, west-facing loft windows, and a pitched ceiling with an exposed wood truss. This top floor bi-level loft comes complete with 2 bedrooms (one enclosed) and 2 full bathrooms. The chef's kitchen has stainless steel appliances including a new refrigerator, stove, and Bosch dishwasher. The large island overlooks the combination living/dining room. Designer upgrades include Brazilian cherry hardwood floors, new carpet and paint, a ceiling fan, upgraded light fixtures, an in-unit washer/dryer, and built-in closet systems. The first bedroom is enclosed with a door and features a large closet with built-ins and provides a separation that is typically missing in loft spaces. The master mezzanine suite has a closet, skylight, and en-suite master bathroom. One-car parking completes the home, which is also known as 101 Harrison Street #212. Located on the corner of Harrison and Spear at 400 Spear Street in South Beach, the Harbor Lofts is a loft conversion complex in one of San Francisco's oldest warehouse buildings. Originally known as the Hathaway Warehouse, this building was constructed in the 1850s and converted into 46 live/work lofts in 1996. Harbor Lofts has been well received by both the public and consumers and was awarded the Gold Nugget Award of Merit for Adaptive Reuse in 1997. The Harbor Lofts are ingeniously configured around a two-story courtyard lined with mature palm trees. One of the best amenities is a common deck area with a barbecue. The Harbor Lofts community is conveniently located near some of San Francisco's largest employers, tech companies, and the Financial District. South Beach is home to AT&T Park and some of the city's best bars, clubs, and restaurants including the award-winning Ferry Building. Enjoy easy access to BART, Muni, freeways, the Bay Bridge, and the Embarcadero.+