Originally priced “from $3.1 million to $7.5 million,” all five condos at the newly built 567 Vallejo on Telegraph Hill remain available and are now listed with prices ranging from $2,250,000 to $4,750,000 for the penthouse (whose floor plan is below).
∙ Listing: 567 Vallejo #302 (2/2.5) – $2,250,000 [MLS] [567vallejo.com]
∙ Listing: 567 Vallejo #500 (3/3) – $4,750,000 [MLS] [567vallejo.com]
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Textbook example of what Neighborhood Groups think is acceptable. Bay Windows, check. Faux historical cuteness, check. Large units designed for high income & retired empty nesters, check. Low density, check. Monaco, here we come, though I doubt NIMBY’s will ever allow a Grand Prix race.
The MLS notes that the condos are “steps from world class NB restaurants and shops.” I wonder if they mean the stripper bars located down the street? The ones where we’ve had a couple of “world class” shootings in the past year? The myriad Italian-American restaurants, all with virtually the same menu? The NB neighborhood association has really contributed to making this part of town feel sclerotic, not vibrant.
Very nice finishes, but I don’t see this kind of pricing helping them move these units. The interiors are very nicely proportioned. I think the prices still need to come down to earth. I rent something with a far nicer view nearby (but not the same quality interior), and it would take more than they’re offering to tempt me to move.
bidet, check.
From the MLS: “3 lg priv dcks” chuckle
Wow, I’ve always wanted my own private duck – and they’re offering THREE of them!
“3 lg priv dcks” — Whenever I read this kind of realtorspeak I can’t help but visualize someone speaking through clenched teeth. BTW, I think the listing’s been amended to excise the availability of oversized gumshoes.
I live next door to this building and have been in my apartment for 6 years. I have to agree about the neighborhood being dull. There’s so many boomers stuck in the 60’s or 70’s, it’s really depressing. With the style and attitude of its residence it makes total sense this part of town won’t change.
If it wasn’t for rent control I would have moved to another part of town a long time ago. Although, prices are getting closer to where purchasing makes sense, I think I’ll be stuck here for awhile longer.
Who says that the strip clubs are a detriment? But then again, I live in SoMa. (Or what used to be called SoMa last week.)
I agree with anonfedup, this city has some really boring architecture because of “design by checkbox” neighborhood groups.
This one’s much lighter on bay windows than I expected. Just two on one side, one inverse-of-a-bay-window on the other side.
From this angle, it looks nicely balanced between Mission Bay Big Box and Neo-Preservationist styles.
From street level, I can see it looking industrial and crappy.
The three decks take up just about as much square footage as the indoor living area, which is not very large considering the price. An expanded living room and master bedroom would have made this place much more appealing.
bidet, check.
bidet, check, check, check!
Someone should notify the Quota Police.
You all have it wrong, “3 lg priv dcks” means “three large privileged dorks”. So when you go to the open house, watch out for those pudgy Princeton ex-rugby players complaining about the changes to the guest policy at the yacht club.
3 Bidets per unit! Is the bidet fad returning?
where do you see 3 bidets per unit? there’s one in the master bath and that’s it
Check out the big window to the street with the toilet next to it! (Picture 11 on the listing for the smaller unit) WHo thought that was a good idea?
“where do you see 3 bidets per unit?”
See the floorplan shown above provided by the editor directly below the exterior view…each bathroom has a toilet and a bidet.
bad staging for homes at the pricepoint.
I’ve heard a lot about this project, and almost waited to buy here.
Didn’t though, I bought on the other side of Broadway..you know strip club central? Vallejo just “feels” too isolated from downtown for my tastes. Also the price points seemed too high, although the finishes were nice.
I’d trade at least one of those bidets for a flushless urinal.
Don’t forget that all 3 bathrooms have two sinks each! I really think the double sink fetish will someday be looked upon as a bizarre. Why would all 3 bathrooms need two sinks each? I would rather have the counter space. (see plan above)
America needs to get over wealth being measured by how many sinks and bidets you have in your home.
Between the bidets and the “swingers” hot tub on the deck, I keep waiting to see the “Night at the Roxbury” guys.
Looks like something I would have designed as a 10 year old during class.
The outside of this place looks hideous.
I’m sorry, but this is the kind of historical architecture the THD will support? Fools.
No wonder the pagoda got nowhere.
Hmmmm. This seems pretty far down the slope. Maybe far enough to be North Beach rather than Telegraph Hill. More realtor-speak, I guess.
In ye olde days round corner turrets like this had their double hung windows fitted with cylindrically curved glass. Here the developer dropped in stock flat glass windows. It looks awful and reminds me of grand mansions from the 1900s turned into flop houses by slumlords who swapped out the artisan curved glass for cheapo aluminum framed windows.
That’s surprising since the remainder of these place’s attributes are nicely done. I would be happy to live here despite the ghetto look of that round turret windows with flat glass. The enormous patio space of the top unit is grand.