Yerba Buena Historic Warehouse Conversion

Historic Brick Warehouse Conversion in San Francisco – 16 Jessie St, #201 from Myrick Tantiado on Vimeo.

Originally built as an ice house in the early 1900’s, One Ecker is an historic brick building that was painstakingly restored by Heller Manus in 2010 into a four-story luxury boutique warehouse conversion with 51 residential units, combining modern interior finishes alongside century-old period detailing.

Unit #201 is a beautiful and spacious 864 square feet, one bedroom, one bathroom condo situated on the north side of the building and quietly tucked away at the end of a hallway.  The chic interior has exposed original brick walls, 11 foot high ceilings, and ample light.  The open floor plan boasts a well-appointed kitchen with Caesarstone countertops, espresso cabinetry, and Bosch stainless steel appliances along with bamboo hardwood flooring that seamlessly flows into the living/dining area.  The ensuite bathroom has a frameless glass enclosed tub & shower with natural stone flooring.   This residence also has an in-unit, stacked, full size washer & dryer and additional assigned storage.

Building amenities include an expansive rooftop lounge with BBQ area ideal for entertaining, a lush interior garden courtyard, internet service, optional wine storage lockers & bike storage.

One Ecker is conveniently located in the heart of the city near fine dining, cafes, shopping, financial district, downtown and transportation.  The Ferry Building, AT&T Park, SFMOMA (reopening in early 2016), future Salesforce building and Transbay Transit Center are just steps away.

With a www.walkscore.com rating of 97{455843826e036007d705df99c07c190eed8ce585116d474addddafeb0593bc89} (“Walker’s Paradise”), this is the perfect location for you to call home.