The Allied Box Factory Loft is a thoughtfully done conversion of an old timber warehouse and factory complex into an authentic, mixed-use, live/work development that features 15 live/work units, eight work studios, and six commercial spaces. Built in 1907, the building was originally home to Allied Box (which is still in business, but has moved to Richmond CA) and retains the gritty industrial character that was once an integral part of the Inner Mission neighborhood.
Although the development at 2169 Folsom Street consists of several individual buildings, Allied Box Factory presents a unified face to the world, pulled together by a single color of paint. While not all of the live/work units or artist's lofts have private terraces, all residents and tenants can enjoy the use of a gated courtyard that offers a peaceful garden retreat from the busy outside world.
Allied Box Factory's 2169 Folsom Street address is in a great location in San Francisco's Inner Mission district. Good restaurants, cafes, and clubs are in the neighborhood and Allied Box Factory is just a few short blocks from BART and MUNI. For those who must drive, access to local freeways is quick and easy.
Contact our team for more information about Allied Box Factory at 2169 Folsom Street or to find out more about lofts for sale in San Francisco, Emeryville lofts or Oakland live-work lofts.
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