Search the newest Pacific Park Plaza studio spaces available and real estate in Emeryville below! At thirty stories tall, the high-rise condominium building Pacific Park Plaza at 6363 Christie Avenue is visible from miles around, making it somewhat of an Emeryville landmark. Its height, along with its location next to the San Francisco Bay on the western edge of Emeryville, allows for stunning views of the surrounding cityscape and across the Bay. For further information about Pacific Park Plaza properties for sale in Emeryville or to schedule a private showing, contact your Bay Area real estate team today. Read more about Pacific Park Plaza lofts.
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Completed in 1984, Pacific Park Plaza is an upscale, 585-unit complex with a list of amenities that make it sound more like a resort than a residential building. In addition to 24-hour security and a parking garage, residents can enjoy a pool and spa area, tennis courts, and a fitness center that has a full complement of equipment, including two saunas and men's and women's locker rooms — both with shower facilities. The Pacific Park Plaza also boasts a lounge, suitable for casual get-togethers with friends and neighbors. The lounge is open 24 hours a day and has comfortable seating, a great view of the Bay, a big screen TV, and Wi-Fi. For larger parties, the Christie Club, on the ground floor of 6363 Christie Avenue, is available for residents to rent and comes complete with a full kitchen and bar area.
Pacific Park Plaza's Emeryville location puts it at the hub of Bay Area activity. With the Bay Bridge just a couple of miles down the road, San Francisco is minutes away via Interstate-80. Even more convenient is the free Emeryville shuttle that links businesses within Emeryville and provides transportation to BART, linking Emeryville with San Francisco and the rest of the East Bay.
Plan to buy or sell a loft space at Pacific Park Plaza soon? Allow our Emeryville real estate specialists to help you through the purchase of your next Pacific Park Plaza property or expertly negotiate the sale of your current loft residence. As local real estate agents, we're experts on the dynamics unique to the Pacific Park Plaza loft market.
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