1020 Union Street #14

offered at

$2,275,000

2+Office/Guest Roombeds

2baths

2,042sqft

The historic and coveted Union Terrace complex perched elegantly atop Russian Hill was designed by renowned architect T. Paterson Ross and delivers the best of San Francisco City living with private Mediterranean village inspired terraced gardens, fountains and Bay Views.

Upon entering Unit 14, you are greeted with a graceful foyer, hi-ceilings and hardwood floors that lead to a huge, bright and airy living room revealing in grand fashion the stunning views! Bay and Bridge Views, as well as iconic building views of Coit Tower and Saints Paul & Peter Church will make you feel like you have arrived!

A handsome fireplace, built-in lighted cabinets and adjacent sitting room lounge with large picture windows framing even bigger panoramic views complete this one of kind Living Room! The mix of blue sky and pastel buildings create a multitude of enchanting vistas that give way to some of the most romantic night views.

The masterfully designed floor plan creates living areas that flow together seamlessly. The well-equipped, well-sized kitchen with a stunning view is perfect for the home chef.

The primary bedroom, with its luxurious bathroom, walk-in closet, sitting area, room for a king-size bed and beautiful views is a true city dwellers retreat. The second bedroom with large windows that overlook the garden is very spacious and comfortable.

In addition to all of this unit #14 comes with an office/guest room with amazing views, wine cellar, in-unit laundry, Lutron lighting system, automatic shades in the 2nd bedroom, storage and a parking garage with enough room to hang your bicycles. This home is perfect for entertaining or just chilling and enjoying some well needed quiet time.

1020 Union Street with its envious location atop Russian Hill offers world class restaurants, local shopping and night life all within walking distance. Seven Michelin Star restaurants are within walking distance or a very short cab/uber ride: SSAL, Restaurant Nisei, Acquerello, Atelier Crenn, Gary Danko, Quince & Mister Jiu’s.

The Hyde Street and Polk Street corridors are filled with restaurants, cafes, coffee shops, and those much needed grocery stores, markets, pharmacies, hardware stores, and cleaners. Walk to North Beach, China Town or The Great Meadow & Crissy Field. The world class wineries of Napa & Sonoma and the picturesque Point Reyes National Seashore are merely an hour drive.

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Amenities

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Bay View
View of Alcatraz
View of Coit Tower
View of Top of Bay Bridge
City Lights Views
Mountain Views
Terraced Gardens
Fountains
Abundance of Natural Light
Oversized Windows
High Ceilings
Hardwood Floors
Quiet and Private
Gated Community
Large Lot
Primary Bedroom Suite
Large Bedrooms
Large Kitchen
Stainless Steel Appliances
Side-by-Side Washer and Dryer
Office / Guest Room
Walk-In Closets
Frameless Glass Showers
Parking
Wine Cellar
Storage
Community Clubhouse

About Russian Hill

Representing one of San Francisco’s original Seven Hills, and among the best located among them, there is good reason why Russian Hill is one of the city’s most sought-after residential locations. The neighborhood is perhaps most famous for the amazing zig-zag switchbacks of Lombard Street, as well as for its two picturesque cable car lines, one on Hyde Street and the other on Mason, at its eastern border. But it would take months to thoroughly experience all that Russian Hill has to offer: its stately and varied architecture, its wonderful restaurants and cafés, and its abundance of hilltop views showcasing the most striking aspects of the city and the surrounding bay.

While some San Franciscans think of Russian Hill as lying south of Fisherman’s Wharf, the National Association of Realtors defines the neighborhood as following the diagonal of Columbus Avenue to the peninsula’s northern edge. While unfamiliar to some, this vision of Russian Hill accurately conveys the waterfront access its residents enjoy. Sheltered by both the 1,850-foot Municipal pier and the Hyde Street Pier, home to several historic ships, the calm waters of Aquatic Park Cove are a favorite among both boaters and swimmers, who complete their open-water laps around a line of buoys. Municipal Pier also attracts serious anglers, who have caught forty-five species there, the largest a striped perch in excess of forty-one pounds.

Most restaurants and cafés in Russian Hill are found along the thoroughfares of Polk and Hyde Streets, in the southern half of the neighborhood. While the elegant establishment named for celebrated chef Gary Danko is probably its best-known, there is also no shortage of less extravagant options. They range from excellent prix fixe omakase sushi, to refined Moroccan fare and several purveyors of excellent Italian cuisine. Residents of Russian Hill can enjoy these culinary riches on a daily basis and, for the lucky few, a cable car ride is a thrill enjoyed twice daily, both en route to work and on the return home. From its waterfront and stunning views to its architectural riches, Russian Hill provides an incomparable San Francisco experience for all those fortunate enough to live there.

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