$2,325,000

This Lower Pacific Heights condo is all about the drama; 12-foot ceilings, exposed concrete, massive south-facing windows, the scale you typically only find in converted industrial buildings south of Market, but located in Lower Pacific Heights, one of San Francisco's most sought-after, convenient enclaves. A moody, oversized front door opens into an expansive foyer with sight lines across a gallery wall straight through the unit to the luscious greenery and historic Cottage Row outdoors, immediately setting the tone for something special. Past three large storage closets lining the hallway with soaring ceilings is a large, combined dining and entertainment space that can be adapted to anyone's preference, with options for multiple seating and dining areas, and ample wall space thanks to those tall ceilings for large-format media. The living and dining space are open to a true chef's kitchen, anchored by a wood-clad island with seating, Miele dishwasher, Wolf range, Thermador refrigeration, combination beverage fridge, and a pantry fit for a true cook that houses the unit's washer and dryer. Built-in shelving under the south-facing window wall runs edge to edge, providing even more storage. And the Murphy bed off the living space adds to the unit's flexibility. Pocket doors utilized throughout bedrooms and hallways let you dial in the privacy only when it's needed. The primary bedroom's scale matches the living space, with custom built-in shelving, tall ceilings, a walk-in closet most people can only dream about, and an expansive bathroom with walk-in shower. The guest bedroom could double as an office space, and the stone-clad guest bath strikes the delicate balance blending industrial and modern in the space. At 1,757 Sq Ft (per floor plan), this is one of the largest two-bedrooms you'll find in the neighborhood. And beyond the extensive storage in the unit, it comes with additional private storage and access to common storage, plus standalone garage-parking. But with immediate access to the shops, bars, cafes and restaurants on Fillmore Street and in Japantown, and easy transit access, a car will rarely be required.