Plugged-in people have perused numbers two and three at 357 Tehama Street, now it’s time for a peek inside the top-floor number four which is back on the market and asking $3,995,000 having been purchased as “raw space” for $1,990,000 in 2005.
The full-floor brick and timber #4 measures 3,535 square feet and was built-out with two bedrooms and two baths, including a 7 foot “airbath” and double shower in the master.
In terms of entertaining, the kitchen features a 6-burner Blue Star range with 22,000 BTU’s and there’s a 800-bottle temperature controlled Redwood wine room. Oh, and the 3,535 square feet doesn’t include the deeded roof deck with outdoor kitchen and fireplace.
And yes, there’s two car parking below to boot.
∙ Listing: 357 Tehama (2/2.5) 3,535 sqft – $3,995,000 [mcguire.com]
∙ A Little Bit Of SOHO Down In SOMA Take Two (357 Tehama #2) [SocketSite]
∙ A Little Bit Of SOHO Down In SOMA (357 Tehama And #3) [SocketSite]
The roof deck is a bit of a disappointment and the second bath is looking a little 80’s, but love the living space and choice of finishes. Big space but still feels cozy.
The roof deck is a disappointment? I suppose you’ve got a better one?
The roof deck is a disappointment because it’s ugly. That paint color is brutal.
Sad to say, SOHO is cleaner than SOMA. (At least on my most recent visits to NYC)
Nice pad. $1100/sf is a bit rich though. I’ll guess it sells for $3.25M.
I like this one a lot. Agree the roof deck isn’t on par with the rest of the place. I know it’s hard to remove one, but any restrictions on adding a bedroom? Would rather have a third bedroom versus two ‘living rooms’.
when’s that IPO?
How much do potential buyers discount a brick building in SF? I know that I wouldn’t even consider one, no matter how pretty or cheap.
The granite in the kitchen feels very suburbs and the sinks in all the bathrooms feel dated. Hard to see this going for more than $3m
yes, I can see you all sitting on that roof deck on a cool evening sipping a glass of wine, complaining about how disappointing it really is. Probably upset that you can see the ugly top of the Marriott from there, too.