Located in San Francisco’s SoMa district, Stagehouse Lofts at 465 10th Street gets its name from the building’s original use as a stage scenery factory in the 1920s. With the demise of silent movies, the building at 465 10th Street was remodeled and repurposed; and over the years it served a variety of commercial enterprises. In 1998, Hauser Architects breathed new life into 465 10th Street with a conversion that turned the industrial space into 18 luxury lofts.
Each of the lofts in the Stagehouse Lofts building is unique, with floor plans that range from a compact 700 square feet to larger 2-bedroom, 2-bath units of 2500+ square feet. In-floor radiant heating keeps the units warm and comfortable and Cat 5 cable keeps electronic commuters connected. All units have hardwood floors, industrial looking steel stairway railings, lofty ceilings, and high-end kitchens with concrete countertops and stainless steel appliances. A few very exclusive units have rooftop terraces that embrace amazing views of the San Francisco cityscape.
No Matching Listings
Try a new search, or click below to get notified when matching listings become available.
465 10th Street’s SoMa location puts it within walking distance of many of life’s practical necessities. Access to public transportation and freeways is easy; Costco is literally across the street; Trader Joe’s is a block away; and coffee shops, eateries, and clubs dot the surrounding neighborhood.
Contact us for more information about Stagehouse Lofts at 465 10th Street, or for experienced local representation when purchasing a San Francisco loft, Emeryville loft, or Oakland loft.
In a normal market, it's good to have an experienced guide coaching you through the process of buying or selling a home. That person can advise you on important things like pricing your home correctly or the first steps to take when you're ready to ...
Read MoreHome price appreciation continues to accelerate. Today, prices are driven by the simple concept of supply and demand. Pricing of any item is determined by how many items are available compared to how many people want to buy that item. As a result, ...
Read MoreWhen stay-at-home mandates were enforced last year, many households realized their homes didn't really fulfill their new lifestyle needs. An office (in some cases two), a media room, space for children to learn, a gym, and a large yard are all ...
Read MoreAre you clamoring for extra rooms or a more functional floorplan in your house? Maybe it's time to make a move. If you'll be able to work remotely for the long-term or your overall needs have simply changed, it's a great time to sell your house and ...
Read MoreThere's no doubt that 2021 is the year of the seller when it comes to the housing market. If you're a homeowner thinking of moving to better suit your changing needs, now is the perfect time to do so. Low mortgage rates are in your favor when ...
Read More
