The Jackson Square is a beautifully renovated historic brick building located in the Jackson Square neighborhood of San Francisco's downtown Financial District. Originally a hotel, the building at 845 Montgomery Street has served a variety of purposes over the years, including a restaurant, which was featured in Alfred Hitchcock's movie Vertigo. It is now home to 13 luxurious condominiums in which elements of the old building have been thoughtfully integrated with modern design.
Condos at 845 Montgomery Street are beautifully designed with nine separate floor plans, ranging from loft-style units to multi-floor penthouse homes with large terraces and lovely city views. Amenities for the condos in The Jackson Square include hardwood flooring and sleek, high-end kitchens with custom cabinetry and top of the line appliances.
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845 Montgomery Square is in the midst of one of San Francisco's historic neighborhoods. Jackson Square still retains a charming aura of the California Gold Rush, which marked the beginnings of San Francisco. Although the saloons and rough-and-tumble lifestyle that once characterized the neighborhood are long gone, Jackson Square is full of art and antique dealers, restaurants, and interesting shops.
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