Allied Box Company Super Loft!

Allied Box Company Super Loft!

It’s impossible to be bored in San Francisco’s Mission District. Named after the Mission San Francisco de Asis, built in 1776, it is the oldest building in San Francisco. Known for drawing artists, both performing and visual, street art, cutting-edge restaurants and at least fifteen annual parades and street fairs, it is close to everything that is "San Francisco" including the iconic Fisherman's Wharf. Emerging as a cultural arts enclave during the 1960’s hippy years, the Mission District also welcomed many South American immigrants over the years seeking to escape political unrest in their countries, giving the area additional Spanish flavor.

Now available in the former Allied Box Company warehouse, repurposed in 2001 as a live/work condo building, is a two-level studio plus apartment loft comprised of almost 5,000 square feet of indoor-outdoor living and working space. The lower level is a large open area with kitchen in the corner and floating stairs leading to the main upper level. The living area has two decks for outdoor cooking and entertaining with hook ups already installed for a hot tub, a large master, chef’s kitchen and large living area with cast iron Rais wood burning stove. It is the largest apartment/studio in the building accessed by stairs from an organic garden courtyard. Priced at $5.5 million.

Source: www.theboxfactoryloft.com