You’ve Never Seen This Before!

Located in San Francisco’s diverse Inner Mission district, within walking distance to coveted neighborhood bars and restaurants, the Mill Building at 720 York Street is one of the city’s true classic loft conversions.  Built in 1886, the original building was a fabric warehouse/factory used by the Pacific Felt Company.  The renovation, designed by Pfau-Long Architecture, was completed in 1998 and turned the industrial building into a contemporary live/work loft complex with 45 residential and commercial units in a classic brick and timber structure.

Unit 101 is situated on a corner with convenient access and flooded with wonderful light from huge windows on three sides. The open floor plan includes an enormous main level with areas for dining and entertaining, plus another huge room for lounging or work space.  The remodeled kitchen features custom cabinets, carrara marble counters, farmhouse sink, and retro appliances.  A full bath completes this level.  The loft is accessed via a spiral staircase, and includes a large closet plumbed for a second bath, and laundry connections.

Details of this unique live/work space includes concrete and oak floors, exposed brick, soaring ceilings.  Additional features include custom wallcoverings, window treatments and dramatic lighting by Ken Fulk Designs.  There is also a security system and designated parking.

1,727 sq ft (as per HOA).