The 10th Street Lofts, located on the corner of Tenth and Harrison Streets in downtown San Francisco’s South of Market (SoMa) district, is an award-winning, 30-unit loft building designed by Baum Thornley Architects. The bold design elements and clean contemporary lines of the façade and common areas of the 10th Street Lofts set the tone for the building’s individual loft homes.
The lofts at 380 10th Street feature open floor plans, high ceilings, and thoughtful finishes that include large windows with natural wood casings, hardwood floors, exposed beams, and steel staircase railings. Most units have private balconies, and penthouse lofts open onto a common rooftop terrace that offers spectacular views of the dazzling San Francisco cityscape.
380 10th Street is close to all the amenities that SoMa has to offer. Easy access to freeways and public transportation keeps commuting simple, while a nearby Costco (just around the corner) and Trader Joe’s (2 blocks away) take care of the practical needs that residents of the 10th Street Lofts might have. And, of course, there are the clubs and restaurants scattered throughout the area that help make SoMa such a popular area for those who enjoy a little relaxation after a busy day at work.
Contact us for more information about 10th Street Lofts at 380 10th Street or for helping purchasing a San Francisco loft or lofts in the East Bay.
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