1645 Pacific.
The building
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About 1645 Pacific
1645 Pacific Avenue, located at the convergence of Nob Hill, Russian Hill, and Pacific Heights, is a remarkable example of San Francisco's architectural evolution. This mixed-use development, consisting of 39 residences and penthouses, is a unique blend of historical charm and contemporary luxury.
The building's architectural design draws inspiration from the pre-war architecture prevalent in the surrounding neighborhoods, creating a seamless integration with the city's historical aesthetic. The residential units, ranging from junior one-bedroom to three-bedroom homes, sit above three boutique retail spaces, enhancing the commercial vibrancy of Pacific Avenue. The majority of homes in the building have two bedrooms, catering to a variety of lifestyle needs.
1645 Pacific Avenue's site has a rich history, having served as a local car garage since 1907. This historical element is preserved in the new building, with part of the original façade integrated into the contemporary structure. The redevelopment of this site into unique housing options is a testament to San Francisco's commitment to preserving its historical heritage while embracing modern living.
Adding to the building's unique character is a large mural by local emerging artist, Zio Ziegler, located on an interior courtyard wall. Titled 'Chasing Desire,' this contemporary piece with classical underpinnings enhances the artistic ambiance of the residence.
Interior & amenities
The homes at 1645 Pacific Avenue feature high-quality finishes and amenities. Residents enjoy recessed lighting, generous ceiling heights, and hardwood floors in the living areas. The kitchens are beautifully appointed with Carrera marble countertops and high-end appliances from Thermador, Bertazzoni, and Bosch. Bathrooms are equipped with Waterworks fixtures and Carrera marble countertops, adding a touch of elegance.
All homes at 1645 Pacific Avenue come with parking, a valuable commodity in San Francisco. The building utilizes a mechanical stacker system for most homes, accommodating average-sized vehicles. This feature adds a layer of convenience for residents.
1645 Pacific, by the numbers
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