Majestic Pacific Heights View Apartment

Blending the timeless allure and design of the last century with modern infrastructure and amenities, this high-floor Pacific Heights apartment was designed by Ken Fulk to evoke the era the tower was constructed.

Grand-scale entertaining rooms with tall windows deliver North Bay views from the Golden Gate to Alcatraz. The central foyer and windowed study open to the commanding living room adjoining a solarium, dining area, and paneled library with casement windows. A peninsula, marble counters, two sinks, and topline appliances showcase the eat-in kitchen. The circular floor plan leads to the primary suite with a Carrara marble-clad bath with antiqued mirrors, standalone tub, and fixtures by Lefroy Brooks. Two more bedrooms and elegant baths complete the private wing.

With its black & white marble floors, full-length mirrors, and coffered ceilings, the 1940 Broadway lobby was extensively refurbished to assure a welcome transition. Amenities include a resident's private park - a fully landscaped garden that runs the depth of the parcel, two car parking, two storage rooms, and a live-in manager to assist with deliveries and maintenance.

Now celebrating its centennial, 1940 Broadway recently completed multiple, significant infrastructure improvements to advance into its next century

HIGHLIGHTS INCLUDE:

• Three bedrooms + library + office across ±3,333sq. ft.
• Three elegant bathrooms
• Grand-scale living + dining areas featuring a solarium
• Kitchen features topline appliances, marble slab counters & breakfast room
• North Bay views that include the Golden Gate Bridge & Alcatraz
• Refurbished building lobby with marble floors & oversized mirrors
• Paneled library & fireplace with large casement windows
• Two-car parking
• Monthly HOA dues of $4,602 include resident’s private park - a fully landscaped garden that runs the depth of the parcel, two large storage rooms & a live-in residential manager
• Ideal location near schools and blocks from the shopping, restaurants & coffee houses of Fillmore or Union Streets
• Now celebrating its centennial, 1940 Broadway was designed by distinguished San Francisco architects George A. Bos and Frederick W. Quandt.