Sky-High Sophistication

$3,588,888

301 Mission Street #56D, San Francisco

Presented by
Samantha Huang and Annie Lu

Millennium Tower

Experience unparalleled luxury at the prestigious Millennium Tower, offering a rare chance to own in the exclusive "Four-per-Floor" Grand Residences collection. This exquisite home features floor-to-ceiling windows with sweeping views of the San Francisco Bay, Bay Bridge, and Salesforce Tower, epitomizing high-end living. Designed by Handel Architects, this iconic building provides top-tier amenities including a concierge service, attended lobby, 75-foot indoor saltwater lap pool, cutting-edge fitness center, and valet parking. The beautifully landscaped terrace with fire pits, wine storage, and private dining room enhances the outdoor experience. The open-concept floor plan is perfect for entertaining, with a chef’s kitchen that seamlessly connects to the living and dining areas. The primary suite offers a private retreat with dual spa-like baths, while the second bedroom serves as a spacious en-suite guest room. This is the pinnacle of city living in an iconic tower.

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Neighborhood

Located south of Market Street in San Francisco's core, Yerba Buena combines cultural richness with urban sophistication. The neighborhood serves as a vital connection point between the Financial District and SoMa, with convenient access to BART and Caltrain transit lines facilitating easy Bay Area commuting.

Yerba Buena Gardens forms the neighborhood's heart, providing an urban oasis complete with landscaped spaces, walking paths, and waterfall features. The gardens host regular cultural programming, including lunchtime concerts and art installations, creating a peaceful counterpoint to the surrounding city energy.

The residential landscape reflects the area's upscale character. The St. Regis, positioned next to SFMOMA, represents luxury living with comprehensive amenities including fine dining, wellness facilities, and full-service hospitality. The Millennium Tower adds to the high-end options, featuring extensive resident facilities including a wine cellar, fitness center, and lap pool.

Historic buildings converted into residential spaces offer an architectural alternative, blending industrial elements like exposed brick and concrete with modern finishes. These spaces typically feature high ceilings, hardwood floors, and shared rooftop spaces. The mix of new construction and renovated historic properties creates a distinctive urban environment that honors both past and present.