Esprit Park

850 Minnesota Street
San Francisco, CA 94107

With over twenty-five different floor plans to choose from, Homes on Esprit Park have been designed to fulfill the needs of the individual while respecting the historic character of the Dogpatch/Potrero Hill community.

The homes on Esprit Park were built with steel and concrete, both manufactured using a large percentage of recycled components, and with a focus on energy conservation. Some energy conserving features include double pane thermal windows, an efficient infloor hydronic heating system that eliminates drafts. .

Esprit Park - Statistics

Architect: Jon Worden Architects
Units: 142
Buildings: 3
First Homes Expected: Early 2008

Building features:

Concierge services
On-site management
Media room with large screen
Zen reflection pool
Gym / fitness center
Webpass high-speed internet
Laundry Locker� 24/7 dry cleaning
Bike storage
Pet-friendly building

Neighborhood - Mission Bay

Although it had been a city redevelopment area since 1998, the 303 acres of abandoned rail yard owned by Southern Pacific Railroad now known as Mission Bay was largely undeveloped until 2004. In that year, California voters passed Proposition 71, authorizing $3 billion in grants to build the California... Read More

Address: 850 Minnesota Street, San Francisco, CA
Neighborhood: Mission Bay
Country:

United States

Project Website

Jon Worden Architects