Noir

Noir is an intimate, design-forward boutique condominium rising in Lower Pacific Heights along San Francisco's Franklin Street corridor, just steps from the boutiques and cafes of upper Fillmore and the cultural energy of the Van Ness–Cathedral Hill area. Conceived by JS Sullivan Development with architecture by RG Architecture and creative direction by acclaimed designer Alan Tse, the building offers just seven residences—one per floor—behind a striking, contemporary facade. Each home is defined by an extraordinary column-free span of roughly 55 feet, opening living, dining, and entertaining spaces to large, beautifully proportioned windows and sweeping panoramic city views. Floor plans run to generous three- and four-bedroom configurations with natural-material kitchens and, on many homes, expansive private terraces for indoor-outdoor living. Residents share a rooftop terrace crowned with panoramic views and a built-in barbecue, while private parking accompanies every residence. Noir distills full-floor living and architectural rigor into one of the city's most exclusive small-scale addresses.