Homes in the 101 Lombard Condominiums use tall ceilings and floor-to-ceiling windows to emphasize natural lighting and views. Many of the homes also have wide-plank hardwood flooring.
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101 Lombard Condominiums

101 Lombard Condominiums

101 Lombard St

The homes in 101 Lombard have tall ceilings, expansive windows, and spacious design that allows for bountiful natural lighting. Homes are adorned with wide-plank hardwood flooring and stainless steel appliances, as well as open floor concepts. The residences in 101 Lombard range from about 750 to about 2,200 square feet in size. Some amenities of the residence include deeded parking, a bike room and EV station, private terraces for select residences, in-home fireplaces, concierge services, a swimming pool and spa, a fitness center, and landscaped grounds. The structure, sitting in the North Waterfront neighborhood, stands 4 stories tall and holds 202 residences.

Available Units

UnitBedsBathsPriceInterior Sq FtExterior Sq FtHOA feesFloor plan
Unit 411E11.5$999,0001,146 ft-$1,122/mo-
Unit 610W11$995,0001,030 ft-$943/mo-
109E11.5$1,015,0001,176 ft-$1,204/mo-
714W11$869,0001,030 ft-$1,204/mo
UnitBedsBathsPriceInterior Sq FtExterior Sq FtHOA feesFloor plan
402W22$1,325,0001,532 ft-$1,415/mo
505W22$1,525,0001,512 ft93 ft$1,518/mo

Unavailable Units

Amenities

Pet Friendly
Controlled Access
Pool and Spa
Rooftop Terrace with Panoramic Views
Balconies (select residences)
Community Room
Garage Parking
Personalized Concierge Service
24 Hour Attended Lobby
Fitness Center
Bike Station
EV Charging Stations

Details & Fees

  • Built in 1983
  • 202 Units / 4 Floors
  • Average HOA Fees: $943 – $1,518 / month

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Neighborhood

Telegraph Hill, one of San Francisco’s original “Seven Hills,” is a neighborhood that is near North Beach, Nob Hill, Russian Hill, and Northern Waterfront. It has a Walkscore of 97, transit score of 86, and bike score of 65. Notable locations in and around Telegraphs Hill include Coit Tower, Washington Square, the Embarcadero, and Fisherman’s Wharf.  The neighborhood is considered to be the 23rd most walkable neighborhood in San Francisco. Along with the iconic Coit Tower, the Filbert Steps add to the appealing nature of outdoor activity in the area. Telegraph Hill is within walking distance of numerous options for restaurants, bars, and lounges.