1998 Broadway, No.706

Prime Pacific Heights!

The building is a mid-century modern masterpiece in the heart of Pacific Heights. With that aesthetic in mind, this exquisite condo has been thoroughly reimagined. Natural light from floor-to-ceiling windows fills this spacious 2-bedroom, 2-bathroom home. The East-facing terrace runs the full length of the apartment, providing the perfect place to take in city views of Pacific Heights and Russian Hill.

The extensive remodeling includes walnut hardwood engineered floors, open concept living and dining areas, chef’s kitchen with best of class appliances: SubZero, Wolf, and Miele. Washer and dryer, both by Bosch, are in-unit. Dedicated parking and storage. The HOA generously provides an attended lobby, common roof deck with panoramic views, radiant heat, earthquake insurance, basic cable, water, and garbage removal. A handsome home in a fine building in a much sought-after location!

A note from the sellers:

Broadway Towers, how do we love thee? Let us count the ways:

• The location amid elegant buildings on a wide avenue.
• The quick access to the Golden Gate Bridge and downtown.
• The nearby restaurants, shops and cafés: Fillmore, Union, and Polk Streets.
• The easy access to museums, theaters, movies, music and dance.
• The glass-walled exterior that brings morning sun into the apartment.
• The sliding doors to a terrace that runs the length of the apartment.
• Morning coffee or a light lunch on the terrace.
• The view of Russian Hill at dusk, thousands of windows turn golden, reflecting the setting sun.
• The hummingbirds, iridescent in the sun, fluttering around our two tiny feeders on the terrace.
• My succulent garden.
• The generous wall space that allows us to hang our art and display our pottery.
• The private main bedroom with en-suite bath.
• The guest bedroom that sleeps our visiting East Coast kids.
• Our neighbors — a friendly mix of long-time residents, families with kids, and young techies.
• We’re eager to move on to the next stage of our life, but we’ll miss what we’ve had here.

—Jacques