July 27, 2007
Going Green In The Mission (3280 22nd St.): Prices/Additional Details
A few weeks ago we let you know they were coming (and a reader nailed the tentative pricing). And today, we offer a few more details (Halila limestone, Zuma soaking tubs, and Duravit sinks in the bathrooms; Alpi & Teak cabinetry; hardwood floors made from reclaimed mine timbers), an exact address (3280 22nd Street), and "official" pricing:
∙ 3280 22nd Street #B (2/2) - $899,000
∙ 3280 22nd Street #C (2/2) - $849,000
∙ 3280 22nd Street #D (3/2) - $1,399,000
∙ Going Green (And Modern) In The Mission: 22nd And Valencia [SocketSite]
First Published: July 27, 2007 2:50 AM
Comments from "Plugged In" Readers
I went and checked out this place 2 weeks ago. Nice looking building with lots of attention for the details, but the street is not my cup of tea...
Posted by: blahhh at July 27, 2007 11:11 AM
I live in the neighborhood. I love the building but basically 1.4 and the other two prices... a bit high for the location I think.
Posted by: Backup at July 27, 2007 12:33 PM
I live up the street a bit. I am not sure if I would want to live in that location but that part of the Mission is my favorite. Lots of good stuff right there
Posted by: zig at July 27, 2007 1:56 PM
This project has many cool green features such as the living roof, rooftop PV, recycled/reclaimed materials, infill/close to all kinds of transit. Killer views from the penthouse unit, and love the smallish garage door too. Will make someone who digs the 'hood very happy.
Posted by: anong at July 27, 2007 2:37 PM
It is astonishing that the condo at the very top is being listed at 1.4 million - in the Mission. I wonder how this makes the anti-gentrification brigade in the Mission feel ?
Posted by: Anon at July 27, 2007 3:47 PM
i checked it out and not worth the list price! only 2 bathrooms neither of them upstairs but both of them tiny. bare minimum closets, none of them walk in closets. big shear wall right in the middle open living area creates dead space in the corner. supposed "living roof" is really a small strip of shrubs that's not even on the roof. best of all, you get a fantastic view right into the courtyard and windows of the low income section 8 housing next door!
Posted by: anon at August 4, 2007 2:01 AM
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