This is what life looks like inside San Francisco's poshest condo buildings
(Courtesy of The Avery)

This is what life looks like inside San Francisco's poshest condo buildings

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Saline swimming pools, climbing walls, spa rooms, 24/7 valet, fitness centers, rooftop barbecues, and prize-winning architecture? Yes, please.

If you're ready to buy your own home but don't want to sacrifice the ease and amenities of apartment living, San Francisco's swell of luxury high-rise condos have all the creature comforts and then some. Gather your millions and take a look inside some of the city's poshest new condo buildings.


The Avery 

(Courtesy of the Avery)

Soaring 618 feet into the San Francisco skyline, the sculpted glass Avery tower is home to tony two- and three-bedroom condominiums, all bathed in natural light and panoramic city and Bay views through floor-to-ceiling windows. Designed by Rem Koolhaas' Pritzker Prize-winning firm Office of Metropolitan Architecture (OMA) along with Clodagh Design, floor plans have an eco-conscious aesthetic and exude a sense of serenity and wellness. Expect gourmet kitchens with wine storage; spa-inspired bathrooms clad in warm wood and cool marble; polished chrome Dornbracht fixtures; custom oak cabinetry; mosaic tiles. On floors 53 and 56, the penthouses are extra opulent with stone fireplaces, great rooms, formal dining spaces, master suites with dual walk-in closets and soaking tubs; and some even have rooftop patios. Whether you're on top of the world or live on a lower floor, you'll have access to valet parking, the gym, pool, entertainment lounges, and an attended private lobby.

Location: 488 Folsom St. (Rincon Hill)

Size: 900-2,200 sq. ft.

Bedrooms: 2-3

Bathrooms: 2.5

Asking price: High $1 million to high $3 million

// For more information and photos, visit theaverysf.com.


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