The story
More than a typical 1-bedroom, this Jack London Square condominium offers the flexibility of a home office/guest room without the price tag of a 2-bedroom. Designed by acclaimed local architect David Baker and built in 2006, the home features a versatile alcove — originally designed as a den — transformed with extensive custom built-ins, including a pull-down full-size Murphy bed with a device outlet, built-in desk, printer cabinet, filing drawers, coat closet, broom closet, shoe closet, and abundant storage cabinets. Use it as a home office, guest space, extra storage, or all three — it has versatility beyond a traditional one-bedroom floor plan. The bright, inviting main living space offers soaring ceilings, warm wood floors, and dramatic floor-to-ceiling windows that fill the home with natural light, while a private balcony adds valuable outdoor livable space. Practical extras include an in-unit laundry closet, one deeded parking space in the secured garage, and a dedicated storage compartment, all within a secure-entry building offering peace of mind in the heart of the city. This location holds broad appeal from those who are drawn equally by the ease of car-free living and the vibrant lifestyle right outside the door. The address sits near Amtrak's Jack London Square station, with BART, AC Transit local and Transbay bus lines, the San Francisco Bay Ferry, and major freeways all close at hand. Just around the corner, residents enjoy the marina, movie theater, Yoshi's jazz club, weekly farmers market, and year-round outdoor concerts and community events that keep Jack London Square full of energy. With thoughtful design, flexible livable space, unmatched transit access, and a vibrant, highly connected location, this condominium is a rare chance to make Jack London Square home.
