San Francisco looks pretty good from the 36th floor of The Avery, the 618-foot-tall glass mixed-use tower in Rincon Hill designed by Rem Koolhaas' famed Pritzker Prize–winning Office of Metropolitan Architecture (OMA), which is known for projects ranging from the Seattle Central Library to Off White's Paris flagship store.

The amenities inside stand up to the views, with warm-meets-modern interiors—think oak floors that glow by natural light through floor-to-ceiling windows and luxury finishes like custom cabinetry, European marble countertops, Dornbracht fixtures, and mosaic tiles—by New York's multi-award-winning Clodagh Design.

  

Residence 3602 is a three-bedroom, three-bathroom corner home designed for urban denizens seeking a life without clutter.

The gourmet kitchen feels soothing with oak-clad cabinetry that hides a suite of all-Miele appliances including a wine refrigerator. The vibe continues in the primary suite with two walk-in closets, Bay views, and a spacious bathroom that is covered almost entirely in Cristallo pearl marble—on the floors, walls, and dual vanity countertop—and has hidden storage to keep the palette clean for when you're soaking in the tub.

All homes have Nest thermostats, Lutron Caséta wireless lighting, and operable windows.

But condo life is really about the amenities, and The Avery has them in excess. Perks of calling the address home include 24/7 concierge and valet parking; an indoor lap pool; an Equinox-curated fitness center with high-tech equipment, yoga, and a meditation room; spas for both people and their pets; and entertainment areas including a large private dining room and a game room with billiards and a bar. The building is LEED Gold certified.

Video home tours are available on The Avery's website.

Bedrooms: 3

Bathrooms: 3

Size: 1,898 square feet

Asking price: $3,775,000

// 488 Folsom #3602 (Rincon Hill); for more information, visit redfin.com; theaverysf.com.