Housed in a traditional brick and timber building, the lofts and condominiums at 1 Ecker Place offer the best of modern urban living in San Francisco's busy Yerba Buena district. Once an early 20th century warehouse, One Ecker Place has been thoughtfully renovated into a mixed-use building with street-side commercial space and 51 residential units.
Many of the building's original features were carefully preserved, including brick walls, high ceilings and large windows, lending the homes at 1 Ecker Place an historic look and feel. Sleek, sophisticated finishes and modern amenities bring the lofts and condos into the 21st century with contemporary flair. Floor plans include a mix of tri-level lofts, studios, and 1 and 2 bedroom flats. Amenities at One Ecker Place include a spacious rooftop deck and lounge area, a furnished lobby leading into a landscaped central courtyard, secure bicycle storage, and leased parking.
One Ecker Place is well located for work and play in downtown San Francisco. The Financial District is within walking distance, The Montgomery Street BART station is a block away, and 1 Ecker Place is close to the restaurants and shops that surround Union Square.
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