Bluxome Place at 1 Bluxome Street in San Francisco's popular South of Market (SoMa) neighborhood is a luxurious live/work loft development in a grand building. With a brick façade covering a sturdy concrete and steel structure, the Bluxome Place building is an imposing presence with 54 live/work lofts located above the building's ground floor retail businesses that include a UPS Store, Walgreens, and a dry cleaners.
With high ceilings and towering windows, the lofts at 1 Bluxome Street represent the best of sophisticated urban living. No detail has been overlooked - from the quality hardwood floors, central heat/AC, and operable double-paned windows to gourmet kitchens with granite countertops and stainless steel appliances. Many of the lofts at 1 Bluxome Street have spectacular views of the surrounding city, while others take in the quiet serenity of the central courtyard. Amenities for Bluxome Place include a grand lobby entrance with an intercom and elevator and leased parking in a secure underground garage.
Bluxome Place's location, quite literally on the border between SoMa and South Beach, puts it within easy reach of all the excitement San Francisco has to offer as well as close to the conveniences necessary for everyday life. With both Whole Foods and Safeway nearby and public transportation, including the San Francisco CalTrain station, just steps away 1 Bluxome place is perfectly situated for work, play, and commuting.
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