Purchased as a two-unit building for $900,000 in 2001 and since condo converted and completely rebuilt, the upper unit known as 1319 Greenwich has returned to the market with 2,290 square feet across three floors and a 515 square foot “rooftop lounge” with 7-foot high glass walls for wind protection, a spa, and a high-end outdoor kitchen complete with Viking refrigerator and keg tap.
Don’t forget underwear if you’re wearing a dress and working the grill, or don’t be surprised to find your guests downstairs enjoying an altogether different kind of angelic view.
UPDATE: The sale recorded in 2004 in the amount of $725,000 was for the lower unit (1321 Greenwich) as a TIC prior to condo conversion.
∙ Listing: 1319 Greenwich (3/3) 2,290 sqft – $1,685,000 [1319greenwich.com] [MLS]
Wow. What an amazing roof top! Holy Smokes!
they have more furniture up there than I have in my whole apartment.
I considered purchasing an exclusive rooftop access unit last year to do something similar but decided against it when I realized the building needed a complete seismic upgrade before I could add any kind of stuff up there. The rest of the HOA would NOT want to pay extra to help speed up the construction your dream rooftop deck. What was left was to pay for the whole retrofit myself 🙁
Another sucker bought the place – at a premium – and now is facing a dead end with the rest of the HOA…
They’re very lucky to have it done and with so many features. This is very valuable and it explains the price.
Oh baby… When is the open house?
you’re really buying a 2bed 1bath condo with roof top deck. and for the $1.685M you also get a ground floor strangely chopped up and completely separate in-law. there is another condo in the middle of the two
you might get the $1.685 if you sold the two units separately, but it seems expensive for the true livable area
^^^ Probably can’t sell the units separatly. Looks like the lower unit is semi illegal, as the photo of the kitchen shows the stove (temporarily)removed. Also, zoning for that lot is RH-2.
I don’t get it. Would the city prevent you from adding a unit and rezone to RH3? After all more density is good, right?
The roof deck is even more amazing then the pictures suggest! Also, the 2004 purchase noted above was for the TIC sale of the lower unit (1321 Greenwich) for $725,000, not 1319 Greenwich Street.
Open house on Sunday, 10/9, between 2-4 pm.
[Editor’s Note: Thanks for the correction, since updated above. Cheers.]
What happens to all the rooftop furniture when it rains?
Nice unit, rooftop and view. On the website there are too many pictures of every establishment in the vicinity, but, other than that, the rooftop is well done.
hmmmmm….. how come no views show the eastside? BTW nice balcony of the neighboring apartment bld – can sit on it and spit into your jaccuzzi.
Hi SocketSite, just a quick edit to your description.
The building sold for $1,350,000, not $900,000 (not sure where this number came from).
Thanks.
$1.35m in 2001?
Before being rebuilt?
Doesn’t sounds likely.
This property is listed as pending– any one know anything about it or how much it went for?
The sale of 1319 Greenwich closed escrow today with a reported contract price of $1,550,000 ($677 per listed square foot).