2230 Bush Street

A Dwell-featured triumph of adaptive reuse, 2230 Bush Street transforms a former Chinese laundry and tooth-powder factory into an architecturally arresting Lower Pacific Heights residence. This extraordinary loft—with the presence and proportions of a single-family home—offers approximately 3,600 square feet of voluminous living space crowned by ~17-foot ceilings and anchored by two custom, internally suspended shipping containers that function as sculptural design elements.

Three bedrooms and three baths are complemented by bespoke finishes throughout: artisan-crafted details, teak vanities, and a chef’s kitchen appointed with Wolf and Sub-Zero appliances. The private 2-car garage adds rare convenience in this highly coveted neighborhood.

More than 800 square feet of outdoor living extends the home’s sense of retreat, featuring a Japanese soaking tub, open-air shower, built-in grill, and a dramatic catamaran-style hammock designed for elevated lounging.

Set at the crossroads of Lower Pacific Heights and the Fillmore District—with a 98 Walk Score and six Michelin-starred restaurants moments away—this residence delivers an unparalleled blend of privacy, sophistication, and true New York–style loft living within one of San Francisco’s most dynamic urban enclaves.