Located on one of Russian Hill’s most distinguished flat blocks, 1080 Chestnut is a meticulously-maintained stock cooperative that elegantly orchestrates fine city living with captivating views.

This beautifully situated residence enjoys both northern and southern exposures.  To the north, floor to ceiling windows command views of Ghirardelli Square, Aquatic Park, Marin Hills, Alcatraz Island, Angel Island and San Francisco Bay.  With the upcoming America’s Cup, few residences provide a better vantage point to observe this epic event from the privacy of home. The southern exposure encapsulates intimate views of Russian Hill as well as expansive views from the Transamerica Pyramid to the Twin Peaks.

The residence is a state-of-the-art one bedroom, one and one half bath apartment that’s undergone an extensive renovation by sought-after designer Christopher Hoover.  Mr. Hoover both designed and managed the project with a vision of combining the finest finishes with careful consideration for modern comfort.

The unique floor plan has been reconfigured and provides an open, light, and airy feel throughout.  A sleek yet welcoming foyer features a dramatic accent wall clad in Edelman leather tiles and a console. The powder room which services the common area of the home was reconfigured during the renovation and boosts an accent wall and fine fixtures.

An open kitchen, dining and living area are perfectly appointed and attention to every detail is brought to light in this light-drench home.  The chef’s kitchen features Dacor range with pot filler, Dacor oven and hood, Kitchen Aid refrigerator, Bosch dishwasher, Broan rubbish compactor, GE profile microwave and a deep inset Blanco sink. Custom maple cabinetry with pull out compartments allow for maximum storage and effortless comfort while rich CaesarStone countertops and glass mosaic tiles streamline the space with modern yet timeless elegance.  The dining and living areas are flanked by windows that frame a perfect perspective for some of the City’s most iconic landmarks and admired vistas and the observation balcony off living room allows for full engagement with the views.  A top of the line Bose multimedia system and built in maple shelving and cabinetry provide an opportunity for entertainment that will supersede the expectations of even the most discerning savant.

Russian Hill

Russian Hill is so-named for the 1800s discovery of Russian tombstones, thought to be the final resting place of fur traders from a Russian fort north of San Francisco. It is home to Lombard Street, "the crookedest street in the world," and in fact has several extremely picturesque staircase streets (parts of Vallejo and Green Streets, for example). The views extend from the Bay Bridge to the Golden Gate Bridge and Marin County. Alice Marble and Ina Coolbrith parks offer a serene spot to idle and enjoy the vistas. The Art Institute on Chestnut Street houses one of several controversial Diego Rivera murals in San Francisco. The Institute is in the Spanish Colonial style and dates back to 1926. The famed "Tales of the City" series by Armistead Maupin were inspired by Macondry Lane on Russian Hill. Area residences are some of the most interesting around and many offer amazing panoramas. Russian Hill is also home to many restaurants and great shopping opportunities.

Open House:
Coming Soon

Brokers Tour:
Open Tuesday February 28th  9:30am - 10:30am

Additional Showings by Appointment:
Contact Amanda Jones  -  415.218.2179
amanda@jonesgroupsf.com
Ludovico Mazzola  -  415.652.7483
ludovico.mazzola@sothebyshomes.com