410 Jessie is a 52-unit, residential live/work development located in the elegantly renovated Hales Warehouse in downtown San Francisco's SoMa district. The Hales Warehouse at 410 Jessie is one of four restored historic buildings that comprise the Mint Collection, a complex that epitomizes the city's modern urban lifestyle.
Open floor plans, high ceilings, and concrete floors lend condos at 410 Jessie an edgy loft-like personality, while high-end finishes that include gourmet kitchens and luxurious bathrooms add a touch of indulgence. Amenities at 410 Jessie Street include expansive, industrial styled windows that bring in awesome views of downtown San Francisco, central heating/AC, 24-hour security, concierge services, private garage parking, and access to a common landscaped rooftop equipped with a spa, Viking grill, fitness room, and sun deck. Residents of the Mint Collection development also enjoy the exclusive use of a City CarShare vehicle parked on the premises.
With its location on the pedestrian oriented Mint Plaza, 410 Jessie may well be in one of San Francisco's most convenient locations. Shops and eateries are scattered throughout the area; and public transportation, including BART, light-rail, and bus services, is steps away. Union Square, Yerba Buena Gardens, Moscone Center, and the Metreon Mall are within a few blocks, while the Westfield San Francisco Shopping Centre is around the corner.
Contact a member of the San Francisco Modern Team for more information about 410 Jessie - Mint Collection at 410 Jessie Street, or assistance in buying a San Francisco loft.
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