One of The Potrero’s most coveted townhome style residences, Unit #410 offers a rare blend of scale, comfort, and versatility across two levels. With three bedrooms, two-and-a-half baths, and plentiful in-unit storage, this home is designed to adapt gracefully to every stage of life.

The lower level features open living, dining, and kitchen spaces that flow effortlessly together, ideal for entertaining or simply enjoying daily life. A private street entry on this floor creates a sense of ease and connection to the neighborhood. One bedroom and a half bath complete this level. Upstairs, west-facing windows fill the home with afternoon light, with two bedrooms and two full baths, including a spacious primary suite. Both bedrooms include huge walk-in closets. An in-unit washer/dryer and two independent garage parking spaces (with EV charging options) complete this offering.

Built in 2007, The Potrero is a modern, secure community known for its thoughtful design and superb maintenance. Residents enjoy a well-equipped fitness center, including a Pilates reformer, a landscaped interior courtyard, and a rooftop deck with sweeping views of the city skyline and Bay. It’s a favorite spot for dining al fresco, gathering with friends, or catching fireworks on summer nights.

Whole Foods is right downstairs, an unmatched convenience for busy days and impromptu dinners. A few doors down, Le Marché Cezanne offers fine French goods, while Alimentari Aurora curates local charcuterie and cheeses perfect to bring with you for a stop at Ruby Wine next door. Within blocks, you’ll also find cafés, Pilates and martial arts studios, salons, and small parks—everything you need for daily life, all within a few sun-drenched blocks.

When it comes to dining, the neighborhood’s culinary scene is exceptional. Beloved spots like Live Sushi (a Sunday tradition for many), Plow, and Chez Maman are just minutes away, and the team behind Michelin-starred Lazy Bear is opening a new concept nearby. Between the 17th Street bike lane, easy access to Muni and freeways, and parks like McKinley and Potrero Rec Center, with playgrounds, tennis courts, and sweeping city views, life here feels connected yet refreshingly calm.