HIGHLIGHTS

• Vibrant space with 17-foot ceilings
• Featured in national design magazines, TV shows & the SF Loft Tour
• New stainless appliances, including a five-burner gas range with hood ventilation
• All new maple hardwoods throughout
• North living room wall features the first commissioned mural by street artist Brian Barneclo
• Surface Spoils by Nina Katchadourian & Book Worm adorn the South living room wall
• Clever built-ins and storage systems, including custom credenzas
• Great natural light on both levels and a west-facing wall of windows with exterior balcony
• Recessed lights on dimmers, security system, call box w/intercom for buzzing in guests
• Fantastic building with courtyard, shared roof deck with pano SF views, and secured parking
• Sumptuous bedroom suite on top floor with tastefully tiled bathroom and shower over tub
• Laundry appliances in-unit, deeded storage room, and 1-car parking in private garage
• A second parking space is available for purchase - please enquire!
• Chock full of eclectic art, this space may be sold furnished or unfurnished.
• Steps to the best of SOMA, tech companies, freeways and CalTrain

PROPERTY DETAILS

Calling all cultural creatives! SoMa's legendary Candyland loft is now available for purchase!

This vibrant, imaginative SoMa showplace is San Francisco's most colorful and creative custom loft. Decorated with floor-to-ceiling eye candy collected from exotic world travels, this is no cookie-cutter residence. It was the showcase home on the SF Loft Tour and has been featured on HGTV and Ultimate Kitchens on The Food Network. Every inch of it is photo-worthy.

The space

Live/work - great for a small biz and multiple places where you can set up workstations. One-of-a-kind custom built-ins abound, including a 1950's retro diner booth breakfast nook, sun-drenched with 17' floor-to-ceiling windows, and an original mural by acclaimed San Francisco street artist Brian Barneclo.

The location

Walking distance to Airbnb, Pinterest, Zynga, Dropbox, Adobe, Advent Software and all the tech companies on Brannan and Townsend. Conveniently located near public transit, walking distance to Caltrain and downtown, Union Square, Financial District (FiDi), South Beach, and South Park. Seconds from 101 and 280 freeways - no need to drive across town to get on or off a freeway.

The building

161 Gilbert is a wonderful building with good owners and a shared courtyard with dining table and chairs. A shared roof deck with city views is a large draw to the building. One of the best sights from the roof is the 40,000 square-foot mural by Brian Barneclo (SF Mural), the same street artist who painted the mural inside Candyland. Barnelco's mural inside Candyland was his first, and the mural you can see from the roof deck is the largest mural in San Francisco!