Located on the site of the former Shrader Ironworks at 1221 Harrison Street, the name "IronWorks Lofts" invokes the once industrial nature of its location in San Francisco's South of Market area. Built in 2004, the 28-unit Ironworks Lofts development is a relative newcomer to the live/work loft scene in SOMA. Steel framing, with steel and concrete decking give the building strength; and clean, contemporary design gives the Ironworks Lofts panache.
The interiors, designed by Scheinholtz Associates, include dramatic walls of glass, high ceilings, hardwood flooring, open floor plans, and gourmet kitchens with high-end finishes. All floor plans at 1221 Harrison include two full baths, laundry hook-ups, CAT-5 wiring, and a spacious sleeping mezzanine with a walk-in closet. Other amenities include deeded parking for half the units, access to private storage, an elevator, and a spacious lobby with secured entry.
The Ironworks Lofts' downtown San Francisco/SOMA location couldn't be handier for the weekday commute. Interstate-80 and I-101 are each literally a minute away and the Civic Center/UN Plaza BART station is within walking distance. And, of course, the nightlife, shopping, entertainment, and dining options that make SoMa such a popular San Francisco destination are just outside the front door.
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