$719,000 - SOLD - Larger floor plan at the portside

Art Deco-inspired but thoroughly modern, Portside lets you enjoy San Francisco's South Beach without going high-rise. The graceful white structure is a stylish presence on the street, and you'll feel safe with the building's superior security. The windows of this corner unit follow the unique curve of the architecture, flooding the space with light and urban greenery. The open-plan living and dining areas are a gracious place to host friends and loved ones for cocktails before heading out to a Giants game or one of many nearby fine dining destinations. Or chat with guests from the kitchen counter as you prepare a weekend brunch after a walk to the Ferry Building shops and farmer's market for delicious ingredients from organic, artisan producers. The kitchen has been remodeled with new tile, counters, and backsplash that fit this home's modern vibe. Daily life in this corner home is pleasurable and convenient. Unusually high ceilings and only one wall shared with neighbors provide space and comfort. The master bedroom can accommodate a large bed and reading or lounging area and the adjoining walk-in closet is fitted with customizable shelves and racks to suit any wardrobe or shoe collection. The second bedroom is flexible enough to serve as a guest room, office, or nursery, with a spacious closet and easy access to the second bathroom. Both bedrooms open onto a private patio, perfect for enjoying early-morning coffee as the city wakes up. Walk out of the building's airy, tree-and fountain-lined lobby and into the heart of South Beach. You're close enough to get outside on the historic waterfront every day. Go for a run or a bike ride down the Embarcadero—your home includes a storage space large enough for your sporting goods and holiday decorations. Dining options range from the chef's tasting menu at Epic Roasthouse to a burger and beer at the iconic Red's Java House, and everywhere in between. Down the street from Portside is the Hills Brothers Coffee building, a San Francisco landmark that now houses happy-hour favorites like the Gordon Biersch brewery and Palomino. Walk to the urban oasis of South Park for espresso and lunch at a French or Italian-inspired cafe such as Caffe Centro or The Butler and the Chef. Dotted around the neighborhood, you'll discover one-of-a-kind shopping and services that are sure to become favorites. Living at the Portside, you'll be able to walk to the office if you work downtown. If you commute, you're seconds away from the Bay Bridge. Access to parking and a washer-dryer hookup completes a home designed for your busy life and surrounded by the best of San Francisco.