564 Fell Street

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Sold at $1,375,000

2beds

2baths

1,155sqft

Hayes Valley Penthouse Home with View Terraces

Stunning two-bedroom, two-bathroom penthouse residence in the heart of Hayes Valley features multiple walk-out balconies, panoramic views, historic architecture, and a newly constructed modern interior. From the entrance, 564 Fell opens directly into an open-concept living space bathed in light from multiple picture windows and a wall of floor-to-ceiling retractable glass doors leading to the front terrace. This grand room combines ample living and dining space that is open to a kitchen with contemporary countertops, custom cabinetry, and premium appliances.

The primary suite offers access to the full-width back terrace with panoramic views of downtown San Francisco, an en-suite bath with custom tile work, and a closet with custom closet organizers. The guest bedroom includes a closet with custom organizers and access to the back terrace. Adjacent to the second bedroom is a full bathroom with a glass-enclosed shower and premium fixtures and finishes. Additional features include radiant heating, an in-unit stackable washer, dryer, and one-car parking.

An array of retail boutiques is conveniently available nearby, as well as a diverse selection of the city’s top restaurants, local green space, and the SF Jazz Center, Symphony, Ballet, and Opera House. The neighborhood is the ideal hub for all modes of transportation, including mass transit, shuttle stops, Muni/BART, and freeways.

Key Features

Boutique 3-unit building constructed in 2015
Two-bedroom, two-bathroom Penthouse residence with panoramic city views
Three exclusive-use outdoor terraces
Open-concept living/dining space with floor-to-ceiling retractable glass doors
The kitchen features custom cabinetry, large island, and quartz countertops
Bertazzoni, Sub Zero and Bosch appliances
Wide plank hardwood flooring
Primary and guest bedroom directly access the back terrace
Bathrooms feature custom tile work and premium fixtures
Custom closet organizers in bedrooms
In-unit stackable washer and dryer
Radiant heated floors
One car deeded parking
1,155 sqft per graphic artist | 1,100 sqft per tax records

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About Hayes Valley

Hayes Valley is one of San Francisco’s most eclectic neighborhoods, with some of the city’s best boutique shopping, fine dining, and cultural venues. The area is close to tech shuttles and public transit, and it’s brimming with world-class culture.

The Neighborhood

A mixture of world-renowned cultural establishments, like the San Francisco Ballet, Opera, and Symphony, and lively, one-of-a-kind restaurants, Hayes Valley took off after the 1989 Loma Prieta earthquake damaged the Central Freeway, leading to removing the ramps at Franklin and Gough streets. A small park called Patricia’s Green took their place, now home to a playground, inventive sculptures, occasional food trucks, and an outdoor movie theater.

What To Expect

The mix of new and old, the cultural history, and the central location blend to make Hayes Valley a destination for relaxing, shopping and entertainment. Hayes Valley’s central location near City Hall gives residents some of the easiest access to public transit, Highway 101, and the Bay Bridge.

Lifestyle

On weekends, residents wander over to Patricia’s Green for food truck fare and a movie. For a refined night on the town, they snag reservations at the ever-popular Hayes Street Grill for sustainably harvested seafood or Jardiniere, Traci Des Jardins’ signature French restaurant. After dinner and a short stroll, they arrive at the San Francisco Ballet, Opera, or Symphony for an evening of classic entertainment.

The Market

Homes in Hayes Valley are predominantly newer condominiums and updated Victorians. More than a dozen mixed-use developments are in the works, bringing new residents and energy to one of the city’s fastest-changing neighborhoods.

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Art & Culture

With a short walk to major cultural venues, such as the San Francisco Ballet, Opera, and Symphony, vibrant public art, and seasonal block parties, there’s always something to see, do, or hear in Hayes Valley.

Food & Nightlife

From food trucks, to flapjacks, to fine French cuisine, you’ll find plenty of dining options along Hayes Valley’s main strip. The neighborhood has become a magnet for fresh, hip eateries, including: Absinthe Brasserie & Bar, known for its inventive cocktails and French fare; Chicago-style pizza joint Patxi’s; carnival-themed restaurant, Straw, and the ever-popular German eatery, Suppenküche, with its adjacent beer garden.

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