255 Berry, also known as Channel Park Condominiums, is an award-winning luxury condominium development in San Francisco's hip Mission Bay district. 255 Berry features some of the best there is in condo/loft living; in fact, in 2008, one penthouse condo in 255 Berry was featured on Forbes.com as one of the "10 hot luxury lofts" in the United States.
Featuring a mix of townhomes and flats, 255 Berry takes full advantage of its waterfront location along Mission Creek and the adjoining Mission Creek Park by arranging units so that most have a water and/or park views. A perimeter of two-story townhomes wraps around the garage, which is found in the center of the structure. Above the perimeter townhouses, upper level townhomes and penthouse flats are grouped around the central, third story terrace which sits atop the garage roof. In addition to beautiful, high-end finishes, amenities at 255 Berry include a concierge/doorman and deeded parking in a secure garage.
255 Berry's Mission Bay location puts it in one of the most popular new districts in San Francisco. Mission Bay is a walkable neighborhood, with restaurants, shops, and grocery stores nearby. Commuters will find a San Francisco MUNI station and CalTrain around the corner, and access to the freeway and the Bay Bridge is quick and easy.
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