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South Beach

About South Beach

Home to Oracle Park and the well-known Willie Mays statue, South Beach is an exciting and prominent place to live. With the Embarcadero running through it along the waterfront and a variety of restaurants, cafes, and bars to attend, it is hard to run out of things to do.

Options for eating or going out include: American, Soul, Mexican, Fusion, and various Asian cuisines. South Beach is filled with opulent high rises and condominium complexes, namely, 88 Townsend, the Towers at Embarcadero, South Beach Marina Apartments, and others. The majority of residents in South Beach rent their home, and it’s popular among adults in their early-to-mid thirties.

South Beach Living

There are many things to do in South Beach, San Francisco; some of the popular activities include:

  • Walking or biking along the Bay Trail offers scenic views of the Bay Bridge, the city skyline, and the bay itself.

  • Visiting the Ferry Building, a popular destination for its farmers market, specialty food shops, and restaurants, take a ferry ride to Sausalito, Tiburon, or Angel Island.

  • Exploring the Exploratorium, an interactive science museum that has something for visitors of all ages.

  • Taking in a game at AT&T Park, home of the San Francisco Giants baseball team.

  • Visiting the Museum of the African Diaspora (MoAD), which explores the history, art, and culture of the African diaspora.

  • Enjoying the nightlife scene, which features many bars, clubs, and music venues in the area.

  • Visiting the South Park Beach, a small urban park with a playground, a basketball court, and a dog run.

  • Visiting the Children's Creativity Museum, an interactive museum where children can learn about art and technology.

  • Strolling around the Rincon Park and take in the views of the Bay Bridge and the Bay, and also check the sculptures, including the Cupid's Span.

  • Take a walk along the Embarcadero to check out the street performers and street vendors, and enjoy the views of the Bay Bridge and the Bay.

South Beach has a Walk Score of 90, a Transit Score of 96, and a Bike Score of 83. It has a Livability Score of 72 out of 100, which could be considered excellent. The crime rates in the area are 5% higher than the San Francisco average. When it comes to living and home costs, the cost of living in the area is 19% lower and real estate prices are 39% lower than the San Francisco average.

Buildings in South Beach

One Steuart Lane is a waterfront luxury condominium with immaculate views of both the city and the Bay.
Large windows, expansive living space, and exquisite interior design all work together to create a home that is both luxurious and comfortable for its residents.
The expertly designed kitchens of One Steuart Lane are contemporary and sleek with marble counter tops and gooseneck faucets.
One Steuart Lane
South Beach
1 Steuart Ln
$1,250,000 - $9,775,000
1 - 3 Beds
1 - 3 Baths
Each unit in the Avery speaks of luxury and elegance, with beautiful views of the bay or city, depending on which residence in which you live. Photo courtesy of The Avery website.
The lavish penthouse of the Avery is renown for its class and exquisite appearance, with a spacious kitchen that is perfect for cooking meals and making memories. Photo courtesy of The Avery website.
The kitchens in the Avery are complete with custom cabinetry and marble countertops that are clean, contemporary, and classy. Photo courtesy of The Avery website.
The bathrooms in the Avery are spacious, relaxing, and contemporary in design, made to satisfy all your needs and look stylish while doing so. Photo courtesy of The Avery Website.
The Avery building stands over 50 stories tall with over 400 residences inside. It has views of both the city skyline, the Bay, and the Bay Bridge that are magnificent and inspiring. Photo courtesy of The Avery website.
The Avery
South Beach
488 Folsom St
$1,495,000 - $5,350,000
1 - 3 Beds
1.5 - 3 Baths
One Rincon Hill boasts immaculate city and bay views that are optimized with large windows and spacious floor plans.
Sleek countertops, large windows, and hardwood floors combine to create a contemporary, gourmet kitchen.
The bedrooms in One Rincon Hill are elegant and classy, their palette a simple design that lends itself to the style of those who reside in it.
The bathrooms flaunt marble countertops and tile flooring, speaking to an exquisite, finer taste in life.
One Rincon Hill not only has dining and lounge options in their rooftop terrace, but also an outdoor pool and spa in which residents can relax or swim.
Uncle Harry's is a private penthouse lounge with a luxury dining room, speakeasy, and catering kitchen.
One Rincon Hill
South Beach
425 1st St
$919,000 - $2,895,000
1 - 3 Beds
1 - 3 Baths
MIRA Tower is an architects dream that utilizes its design to the fullest by providing breathtaking views around the entire structure. It stands tall above the bay with its contemporary design and appearance. Photo courtesy of the MIRA website.
MIRA twists up 40 stories and towers over the Bay as an ode to modern thinking and design. Photo courtesy of the MIRA website.
Due to the large windows and spacious concepts, residences in MIRA feel breathable and grand. Photo courtesy of the MIRA website.
Depending on which unit you get, the views of the MIRA range from the city and the Bay, the Bay, or the City. Photo courtesy of the MIRA website.
The kitchen in a MIRA residence looks clean and innovative in design, with ivory-colored Caesarstone countertops, custom cabinetry, and plenty of pantry and island storage. Photo courtesy of the MIRA website.
The bathrooms for residences are chic, elegant, and contemporary. With floating vanities, marble countertops and Italian tile, they speak of nothing if not designer. Photo courtesy of the MIRA website.
MIRA Tower
South Beach
280 Spear St
$895,000 - $4,645,000
Studios - 3 Beds
1 - 3 Baths
The penthouse in 181 Fremont has beautiful views of the bay and the city. Its floor plan includes a master bedroom and bathroom, walk in closet, living room, den, kitchen, dining room, and more. Photo courtesy of the 181 Fremont website.
The homes in 181 Fremont are spacious, bright, and modern, boasting contemporary and clean designs with large windows that lighten the room. Photo courtesy of the 181 Fremont website.
The kitchens at 181 Fremont are sleek in style, efficient in set up, and modernistic in design. Be it cooking dinner for one, two, or a friendly gathering, these kitchens have what it takes to meet your needs as a chef. Photo courtesy of the 181 Fremont website.
With a lavish marble walls and a centerpiece tub, the bathrooms are relaxing, clean, and classy. Photo courtesy of the 181 Fremont website.
181 Fremont
South Beach
181 Fremont Street
$1,700,000 - $15,500,000
1 - 3 Beds
1 - 3 Baths
The Harrison is extravagant and grand, lending its opulent design to a lavish lifestyle and aesthetic.
Large windows and spacious design make the homes in the Harrison feel both expansive and elegant, creating the perfect space for entertainment or simple relaxation.
Planked Siberian oak flooring and white marble countertops direct the eye towards large windows with bay or city views (depending on the unit) in a kitchen that is perfect for cooking for a few or many people.
Uncle Harry's is a private penthouse lounge with a luxury dining room, speakeasy, and catering kitchen.
The bathrooms in residences of the Harrison are clean, contemporary, and refreshing, boasting a perfect place for self-care and relaxation.
The Harrison
South Beach
401 Harrison St
$999,000 - $7,799,000
1 - 3 Beds
1 - 3 Baths
Each residence in the Lumina is equally opulent and modern in design, providing ample space and a quality experience.
The bedrooms in the Lumina are grand and sumptuous, eliciting an affluent atmosphere that suits the structure in which the units reside.
The floor concepts and large windows in the Lumina value capaciousness and natural lighting, allowing for a space that is breathable, and open.
The rooftop terrace at the Lumina is 10,500 square feet and equipped with dining areas, firepits, barbecues, vegetable gardens, and a movie lawn.
Lumina
South Beach
201 Folsom St
$999,000 - $5,950,000
1 - 3 Beds
1 - 3 Baths
Built in 1867 and converted into work/living lofts in 1996, the Oriental Warehouse is designated as a historical landmark.
When the structure was converted, the masonry was seismically retrofitted on the subterranean level, but many homes still have an exposed masonry appeal through remaining above-ground architecture.
The warehouse, when it was originally built in the 1800s, sat on the San Francisco Waterfront. However, after the coastline was expanded, that waterfront status was changed.
Many homes in the Oriental Warehouse are a loft style, with living space split between two floors.
Tiled bathrooms with an industrial aesthetic work together to boast a capacious yet sleek appearance.
Oriental Warehouse
South Beach
650 Delancey St
$1,498,000 - $2,175,000
2 Beds
2 Baths
With gorgeous views of the bay, bay bridge, and city, The Towers at Rincon Apartments sit in South Beach and rise up 32 floors.
Hardwood flooring, bay windows, and fantastical views combine to create the perfect space to relax, wind down, or entertain.
The kitchens in The Towers are adorned with hardwood flooring, smooth, classy countertops, and well-designed cabinetry.
With access to a balcony and great views, the master bedroom in many units of One Rincon Hill are lavish, capacious, and stylish.
The Towers offer both a resident lounge and a business center, providing a space for work and winding down that can be utilized by all of its residents.
The Towers at Rincon Apartments
South Beach
88 Howard Street