Madrone | 420 Mission Bay Blvd N #305

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Sold at $1,150,000

1bed

1.5baths

925sqft

Coveted Mission Bay Home w/ Large Outdoor Patio

Don't miss this exceptional opportunity to secure a rare 1-bedroom, 1.5-bathroom residence at Madrone, boasting one of the largest dedicated outdoor patios for one-bedroom units in Mission Bay. Spanning approximately 925 sq. ft. indoors, with an additional 400-500 sq. ft. of attached outdoor enclosed terrace, this spacious unit epitomizes Madrone's indoor-outdoor lifestyle, offering direct access to an open-air greenbelt, 75-foot heated lap pool, Jacuzzi spa, and BBQ areas with seating. Experience unparalleled resort-style living with easy access to local green spaces, public parks, waterfront trails, Chase Stadium, Oracle Park, food trucks, community markets, and more.

Residence #305 showcases expansive windows, offering abundant natural light and green views, and leads to an enclosed terrace bordered by concrete planters, lush greenery, and secured by a gate. At the front of the home, an elegant foyer with multiple closets opens to the living room, which seamlessly connects to the attached terrace, perfect for entertaining or relaxation. Open to the living room via breakfast bar seating, the chef-grade kitchen features a modern appliance package including a stainless steel gas cooktop and oven, refrigerator, dishwasher, complemented by sleek countertops with a custom tile backsplash. A full-width window line in the bedroom creates a stunning urban retreat with two large closets and an en-suite bath featuring dual vanities and a glass-enclosed shower-over-tub. A half bathroom is also available from the foyer.

Additional amenities include an in-unit full-size stackable washer and dryer, air conditioning, additional storage, and one-car garage parking equipped with EV charging. With amazing access to the HOA's green space, public parks, and waterfront trails, this is a rare opportunity not to be missed.

Residence Features

1 bedroom, 1.5 bathrooms
Gated enclosed terrace bordered by large concrete planters with mature greenery leading to the third floor amenity/pool level
Open-plan living/dining room and chef's kitchen with an expansive wall-to-wall bank of windows, direct terrace access, and lush green views
Chef’s kitchen with quartz countertops and backsplash, ample modern cabinetry, modern appliances and fixtures
Primary bedroom with a full-width window line, en-suite bath, and excellent closet space
Common half bathroom
Full-sized washer and dryer in unit
Air Conditioning
1-Car garage parking equipped with EV charging
Additional storage

Building Amenities

Attended lobby
75-foot heated lap pool and jacuzzi spa
Resort-style steam room and sauna
Outdoor grill and lounge area
Social dining room with a catering kitchen, game room with flat-screen TVs and billiards
Private movie theater
State-of-the-art fitness studio
Landscaped gardens and a courtyard
Easy access to freeways 280/101, Caltrain, corporate shuttles
In close proximity to Chase Center, Oracle Park, The Embarcadero, Spark Social & Stagecoach Greens, waterfront trails, Gus’s Market & much more

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About Mission Bay

Though Mission Bay is San Francisco’s youngest neighborhood, it exudes all the character of a well-established community. The location is unquestionably desirable, with a long stretch of waterfront and South Beach, South of Market, Potrero Hill, and the Dogpatch arrayed around its inland borders. It is also directly adjacent to the 4th and King Caltrain stop for an easy means of travelling down the peninsula, as well as access to three MUNI streetcar lines, one of which runs the neighborhood’s length. Since the Mission Bay master plan was first laid out, it has found two very significant additions, with a campus of the University of California San Francisco and the Chase Center, home of the Golden State Warriors NBA team, both constructed within its limits. The energy of professional sports also infuses the neighborhood during the summer months, when the San Francisco Giants play at Oracle Park, just across Mission Creek. The typical Mission Bay dwelling is a luxury condominium, and the neighborhood has benefitted from innovative architects willing to advance stunning new forms for these mid- and high-rise structures. At the same time, a quirky and compelling Bay-Area lifestyle endures in the neat line of houseboats along Mission Creek.

Thoughtful urban planning has ensured that these homes, old and new, are surrounded with green spaces, such as Agua Vista Park, Bay Front Park, and the Mission Bay Kids Park, a neighborhood hub showcasing features in natural materials, some of which are arrestingly sculptural. Adding to the role of the outdoors in everyday life, UCSF also hosts a weekly farmer’s market. Those who like to bike, jog, and stroll will appreciate the proximity to the miles-long waterfront promenade of the Embarcadero, as well as the Victorian- and Edwardian-lined streets of Potrero Hill. From its professional sports teams to its waterfront, public transit, and location on the edge of downtown, Mission Bay has quickly won a place in San Francisco’s heart.

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