Millennium Tower SW Corner Condo
301 Mission Street, Suite 11G
Exquisitely maintained condominium at The Millennium Tower; featuring a premium southwest exposure and showcasing the vibrant SOMA skyline. The optimal split bedroom floor plan and open concept kitchen highlight the benefit of this light filled corner unit.
Ranked on Worth Magazine’s Top 10 Residential Buildings, Millennium Tower is San Francisco’s premiere condo complex with 24-hour concierge and security, Owner’s Lounge serviced by Michael Minna’s RN74, and full-service, state-of-the-art fitness facility. Additionally, the building offers an exclusive lifestyle series called La Vie, temperature-controlled wine storage, private screening room, and indoor saline pool.
- Upgraded Lighting Package
- Additional storage
- Abundant closet space
Property Features
$1,650,000
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1,246 per tax records
Millennium Tower
Millennium Tower
Rare and precious, shimmering on the skyline like crystal, Millennium Tower is one of Worth Magazine’s "Top 10 Residential Buildings in the World." Inspired by the very essence of San Francisco, in form and in function, this is an address like no other.
Millennium Tower is more than just a high-rise condo building. It's actually a collection of three distinct residences that share a long list of amenities. There is a 60-story building that has two types of homes: The Residences are from floors 2 - 25, and the Grand Residences are from floors 26 - 60. There is also a 12-story tower that has 53 open loft-style condominiums called the City Residences. The City Residences are in more of a modern loft style, while the Grand Residences are more luxury condominiums.
Building Amenities
- Club level with a Sports Club/LA Fitness Center
- Screening Room
- Indoor Pool Terrace
- Wine Cellar
- Tasting Room
- Owners Lounge
- Dining Room (with service from RN74)
- Children's Playroom
- Outdoor Terrace with Fire Pit
Yerba Buena
Yerba Buena
The neighborhood of Yerba Buena is the curator of San Francisco culture, home to the most diverse and highest concentration of art galleries, museums, and theaters in the city.
Yerba Buena Center for the Arts gives voice to living artists whose works in multiple media are at times spiked with an ironic twist on politics. A monthly film series highlights documentary and experimental works. Notable restaurant include Samovar Tea Lounge, La Boulange de Yerba Buena and The Grove for a quick bite.
Summer afternoons are the best time to explore Yerba Buena, when the fog moves "North of the Slot." Free outdoor performances, part of the Yerba Buena Gardens Festival, keep things hopping from May through October. In any week you might hear Celtic harp or Cajun fiddle, opera or samba.
