About 1 Steuart Lane 302
Residence 302 at One Steuart Lane is a spacious and thoughtfully designed one-bedroom home with a versatile den and one and a half baths, offering a refined blend of comfort and contemporary style. The residence has been tastefully enhanced by the current owner to introduce added warmth, texture, and livability throughout, while taking full advantage of its striking waterfront setting with sweeping views of the Bay and the iconic San Francisco-Oakland Bay Bridge. The well-appointed layout centers around an open living space that flows seamlessly into the kitchen, creating an ideal environment for both everyday living and entertaining. The kitchen is finished with elegant marble countertops and anchored by a custom marble island commissioned by the owner, complemented by a full suite of Gaggenau appliances, including a gas cooktop and built-in wine cooler. The primary suite offers a tranquil retreat, complete with a generous walk-in closet and a spa-like ensuite bath featuring dual vanities. Additional highlights include in-unit laundry, custom furnishings throughout, and one valet parking space. Designed by the renowned Skidmore, Owings & Merrill, One Steuart Lane delivers a premier full-service lifestyle along San Francisco's waterfront. Residents enjoy a curated collection of amenities, including valet parking, a staffed lobby with porter service, an elegant resident lounge with kitchen and terrace, and a wellness center featuring fitness equipment, a Pilates studio, steam and sauna rooms, and an outdoor hot tub. Perfectly positioned along the Embarcadero, the building offers immediate access to some of the city's most celebrated destinations, including the San Francisco Ferry Building, EPIC Steak, and Oracle Park. The surrounding neighborhood is rich with world-class dining, scenic waterfront promenades, boutique shopping, and convenient access to the Financial District and public transportation, making this an exceptional opportunity to experience the very best of San Francisco living.
