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Unit #3307 at 425 1st Street is a 1-bedroom, 1-bathroom condo in San Francisco, CA with 819 sq ft of living space, built in 2008. It carries a monthly HOA fee of $1,557. Highlights include water and city views and a pool.
High above Rincon Hill, Residence 3307 offers a front-row seat to one of San Francisco's most extraordinary views. Set within One Rincon Hill's coveted northeast corner '07 stack, this sophisticated one-bedroom residence is wrapped in floor-to-ceiling glass, placing the Bay Bridge, shimmering Bay, and downtown skyline at the center of everyday life. The open living and dining space feels suspended above the city, with dramatic views unfolding from nearly every angle. Step onto the private balcony for morning coffee above the skyline or a glass of wine as the Bay Bridge begins to glow after dark. A sleek open kitchen with Italian cabinetry and stainless-steel appliances creates an effortless setting for entertaining without ever competing with the view. The spacious bedroom is its own private retreat, capturing sweeping city views and offering two closets, including a generous walk-in. A well-appointed full bath, in-unit laundry, central air conditioning, and valet parking add everyday ease. Life at One Rincon Hill is defined by full-service luxury, with 24-hour doorman and concierge service, fitness centers, a heated outdoor lap pool and spa, landscaped entertaining terraces, resident lounges, and access to the spectacular Uncle Harry's private sky lounge. Beyond the building, some of San Francisco's best experiences are just outside your door. Start the morning along the Embarcadero, spend a Saturday at the Ferry Building, meet friends beneath the palms at Salesforce Park, or head to South Beach for dinner or a game at Oracle Park. Downtown, the waterfront, dining, transit, and the Bay Bridge are all close at hand, making this one of the city's most connected places to live. From sunrise over the Bay to the illuminated bridge after dark, Residence 3307 turns San Francisco itself into the backdrop. This is high-rise living at its most cinematic. | See more at BayBridgeViews.com
