Infinity | 338 Spear Street #39E

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Sold at $2,550,000

3beds

2baths

1,582sqft

This 39th-floor, premium 3-bedroom, 2-bathroom condominium at the Infinity in South Beach, San Francisco offers views of the city and bay, an expansive curved window line, and two spectacular view balconies. The unit has recently undergone a renovation that emphasized design and detail, elevating the living space to new heights of sophistication and style. With its spacious open-plan living and dining area, state-of-the-art chef's kitchen, and custom finishes throughout, this unit is a rare gem among the city's finest contemporary condominiums.

The kitchen features Eurocase Walnut cabinets, a Cambria quartz countertop with a waterfall island, and high-end appliances, including Sub-Zero refrigeration, a Miele dishwasher, a Wolf cooktop and range, and a built-in wine refrigerator. The bathrooms are equipped with a mix of ultra-premium fixtures, including selections from Brizo, Rohl, and Robern, along with Toto Washlet toilets, custom tilework, and an elegant Americh soaker tub in the primary suite. The home is further enhanced with Wenge wood flooring from Listone Giordano, mill grade casements and hall storage, custom lighting, and in-unit laundry. An independent storage unit is available to convey with the unit and furnishings can also be considered.

The Infinity at 338 Spear is a premier luxury development located just two blocks from the Embarcadero in the heart of South Beach. It offers a wealth of amenities, including a 24-hour concierge, a pool and sauna, a state-of-the-art fitness center, and a club room, making it one of the city's most desirable destinations.

Residence Features

39th floor premium tower residence offering 3 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms and two view balconies
Views of the SF cityscape and partial SF Bay outlooks from an expansive window line
Recently renovation with an emphasis on design and detail
Renovated chef-grade kitchen with Eurocase Walnut cabinets, Cambria quartz counters with a waterfall island, Sub-Zero refrigeration, Wolf cooktop and range, and a built-in wine refrigerator
Luxurious primary suite with expansive view terrace, walk-in closet with custom organizers, and a renovated en-suite bath finished with a Eurocase dual vanity, Cambria quartz counter, Americh soaking tub, Toto Washlet, and separate executive shower with a custom niche
Reimagined guest bath with premium Robern, Rohl and Kohler fixtures, Hudson Valley Lighting, a Toto Washlet and custom tile work
Wenge wood flooring from Listone Giordano
Mill grade casements and hall storage
Custom lighting and In-unit laundry
1-car parking, additional storage
1,582 sq. ft. per tax records

Building Features

Iconic Infinity development a block from the Embarcadero
24-hour concierge
Pool and sauna
State-of-the-art fitness center
Club room
One of the city's most desirable destinations

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About South Beach

A ballpark, the Bay Bridge, and an enormous bow and arrow – that’s an unlikely short-list of landmarks that define South Beach, one of the most exciting neighborhoods in San Francisco. Occupying the section of coastline directly south of Market Street, South Beach encompasses the lion’s share of the city’s waterfront attractions. First among these is Oracle Park, home of the San Francisco Giants. All urban stadiums are a gift, but from the bleachers this one is sublime, with the outfield on one side and the Bay on the other. Second is the omnipresent Bay Bridge, which presides over this corner of the City like a benevolent colossus. More overlookable is the museum beneath its footings, Pier 24 Photography, which displays a rotating selection of works from its considerable permanent collection. Finally, there is Cupid’s Span, the gigantic sculpture by the noted pop artists Claes Oldenburg and Coosje van Bruggen, installed in Rincon Park in 2002. Rincon Park is one of three green spaces along the waterfront thoroughfare known as the Embarcadero as it makes its way through South Beach. With wide paved lanes, the entirety of the Embarcadero is beloved by walkers, joggers and cyclists.

Where restaurants are concerned, South Beach has something for every taste, from Red’s Java House—a waterfront shack serving-up burgers, dogs, and pitchers since 1955—to Saison, a fine-dining experience that has earned the nearly unattainable three Michelin-star rating. Those interested in fine food and the culture that surrounds it will also take great interest in the Ferry Building, the prominent bell tower marking the juncture of Market Street and the Embarcadero.

Even if one isn’t committed to navigating these sites on foot or by bike, getting around South Beach couldn’t be easier, owing to the superb mass transit connections. Several MUNI streetcars follow the lengths of Market Street and the Embarcadero. The BART train, which shares stops with the MUNI along Market Street, runs south to San Francisco International Airport and across the Bay to Berkeley, Oakland, and beyond. For those with longer journeys within the Bay Area, the CalTrain station, located at the edge of the neighborhood, offers service all the way to San Jose. While most San Franciscans know the landmarks of South Beach, few appreciate the quality of life that it affords its residents, who enjoy these sites, and much more, on a daily basis.

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