luxury architect apartments / penthouses for sale San Francisco, United States

The only building set within Lafayette Park, 1925 Gough is a Beaux-Arts masterpiece designed by architect Conrad Meussdorffer. Residence #52 stands apart a grand co-op with park and bay views, and a renovated kitchen and baths. The public wing flows from a grand entry hall to a spacious living room with marble fireplace and adjoining library/den, a formal dining room, and a chef's kitchen with marble island, Thermador appliances, wine fridge, and breakfast nook. A gallery hall leads to the private wing. The palatial primary suite faces west, capturing Lafayette Park and the bay from expansive bay windows with a large sitting area and walk-in closet. Two en-suite baths include a spa bath with elevated jacuzzi tub at the window, stall shower, floor-to-ceiling mirrored walls, travertine floors, and dual sinks. Off the suite, a glass-enclosed solarium with terracotta tile floors wrapped on three sides by park trees. A laundry room, service entrance, and 2-car parking the only unit in the building with two spaces complete a residence as unique as its setting.

Designed by the renowned architect Stanley Saitowitz, 855 Folsom is a masterwork of urban modernisman address where light, volume, and geometry are orchestrated into a bold architectural statement. Within its steel-and-glass faade, Unit #505 is a residence that embodies both refinement and vitality in the heart of San Francisco's vibrant SoMa district. This sophisticated loft-like home welcomes you with soaring ceilings, expansive windows, and a seamless flow of natural light that magnifies the sense of openness. The interiors are defined by clean lines and gallery-like walls that lend themselves to artful living. A private balcony extends the living space outward, offering a tranquil perch above the pulse of the city. Merging functionality with style. An open-concept chef's kitchen, newly remodeled designer baths, and thoughtfully proportioned living and sleeping areas that invite both entertaining and retreat. Every detail speaks to Saitowitz's vision of contemporary elegance: minimalist, yet deeply human in scale. Located in the nexus of culture and cuisine. Just steps away from some of San Francisco's most dynamic restaurants, including Michelin-starred destinations and eclectic eateries along Folsom and Yerba Buena. The Museum of Modern Art, the Contemporary Jewish Museum, and Yerba Buena Center for the Arts are your cultural neighbors, while Union Square and the Embarcadero are only minutes away. This residence is not simply a home, it is a rare architectural experience, connecting modern design to the thriving fabric of San Francisco life.

Dramatic southeast corner residence at the Summit on Russian Hill, showcasing postcard views of San Francisco's downtown skyline, Bay Bridge, and the bay. Situated on the 21st floor, this expansive two-bedroom, two-bath condominium features magnificent travertine marble floors, a breathtaking walk-out terrace, and floor-to-ceiling windows. The kitchen and baths have been fully renovated with exquisite marble finishes, showcasing exceptional craftsmanship throughout. The kitchen features custom German cabinetry, a breakfast area, and a built-in office nook. Additional highlights include bespoke cabinetry in the living and dining areas, thoughtfully designed lighting, custom draperies with sunshades, and radiant heating. Both bedrooms are generously proportioned, with the primary suite offering dual walk-in closets and custom built-in cabinetry. The spa-like primary bath is appointed with masterfully selected stone and marble, double vanities, and a luxurious steam shower. The second bedroom is also spacious and enjoys lovely southern views. The property was remodeled with custom solid core doors and Baldwin brass hardware. Located at the peak of Russian Hill with sweeping views in all directions, 999 Green is a landmark hi-rise designed by modernist architect Joseph Eichler. Amenities include a 24-hour attended & ODADA-designed lobby, 1-car parking, storage, on-site management, and Resident's Outdoor Plaza. HOA Monthly Dues: $3276.00 includes: Common Areas, Door Person, Elevator, Maintenance Exterior Maintenance, Management, Roof maintenance, Security, Trash and Water.

Atop Russian Hill's Francisco Park, this impeccably reimagined and refined pied-a-terre has been the San Francisco home of award-winning architect Andrew Skurman. Following a stunning transformation of space to increase scale and sight-lines of this bucolic neighborhood, Alcatraz, and the San Francisco Bay, this jewel-box apartment strikes a rare balance between city sophistication and ultimate comfort for both entertaining and unwinding. Inspired by architect Gio Ponti and artistic designer Piero Fornasetti, the apartment was designed to the Italian midcentury standard. The living room benefits from rare cross-light orientation, receiving north and south light. Walls painted in Farrow & Ball’s “Borrowed Light” connect with clouds, sky, and Bay, creating an ethereal balance. A commitment to clean lines, the modern showcase kitchen anchors the living space with sophisticated materials, abundant cabinetry for concealed storage. The balcony provides a serene vantage point for enjoying Bay views and the charm of Russian Hill. Perfectly suited for second-home seekers, this residence blends architectural pedigree, elevated design, and one of San Francisco's most desirable locations into a truly special city retreat.