Originally constructed circa-1945, the 36,960 square foot property consists of a two-story, wood frame structure that serves as a retail/office/showroom property. With the exception of utility rooms and a two-story entry as the front of the building, a centrally located freight elevator, loading docks at the rear of the building and small offices and restrooms. The majority of the 18,645 square foot ground floor is devoted to showroom area for home furnishings. A winding stairway at the front of the building directly off Ninth Street provides primary access to the 18,315 square foot second floor which also is devoted to furniture showroom and sales.

Location Description:

The subject property occupies a 19,000 square foot interior parcel with 125 feet of street frontage along the west side of Ninth Street in the South-of-Market-Area of San Francisco, CA. SOMA was traditionally an industrial area that served the Financial District of the city but has been transformed in the past 20-30 years to include office, retail and housing. The area is home to the new AT&T baseball park, the Moscone Center, The Museum of Modern Art, Yerba Buena Gardens and a large number of new luxury condominium units. The majority of the new housing units in San Francisco over the past 10 years have been located South of Market. The zoning is currently heavy industrial but the City of San Francisco is intending to rezone the entire area to Urban Mixed Use.

Highlights:

>> 36,960 Square Foot Retail Building

>> Great Owner User Opportunity

>> Busy SOMA Retail Area

>> Adjacent to Highways 80 and 101