Portofino Riviera Sausalito
portofino apartments for sale
 



 


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Natural Gas patio heaters
 



 


 


 




 1 bedroom Penthouse unit #407
 



Master bathroom: with tub



 


Photo taken from the Portofino Unit 207 deck
 


 





   
 

 



 


Guest bathroom


Apartment 401 Penthouse Deck


  


Boat Buoy and land under the water included
 

 


 




Photo taken from Portofino (SF Giants game)
 


Pool on the San Francisco Bay







Views of Angel Island, Berkeley, and Oakland
 






Our decks hang over the water at high tide
 

 


The old Portofino Dock (2 underwater parcels included)
 



3 Minutes to the Golden Gate Bridge


 

Swimming pool on the bay

Laundry Room with internet access desk

Private sandy beach Access

There is a market/deli within the block and many restaurants and shops within walking distance.

The two SF ferries that run every hour to two different ports in SF are a 10 minute walk along the waterfront.

The Golden Gate Bus stop is across the street.  Non-stop commuter runs to the Financial District.

The Golden Gate Bridge is a 3 minute drive. 

 

Studio Units:  8
1 Bedroom Units: 17
 2 Bedroom - 2 Bath Units:  14

2.2 acre site that includes two undeveloped water parcels totaling 1.6 acres

34,000 Sq. Feet

54 Parking Spaces

Built 1960

A man from New York stated: "This is the best apartment house in the United States - on the water with views of San Francisco."

** Off the market **


$150,000.00 Broker Coop
 

 

San Francisco Rents: up 14.4 percent from 2007.

Since 2004, regional rent has risen 23.7 percent.

Stingy lenders, economic uncertainty and foreclosures have depressed sales across the Bay Area, where the median home price has fallen 20.4 percent in the past year.

"With the current turmoil in the for-sale housing market, demand for rentals has increased," he said. "Rents have been increasing at a fairly rapid clip."

Specifically, average rents have risen between 8 and 9.5 percent since mid-2006.

11 saw double-digit rent jumps, including Belmont, Cupertino, Daly City, Emeryville, Los Gatos, Martinez, Petaluma, San Francisco, Santa Clara, South San Francisco and Walnut Creek.

As usual, the most expensive Bay Area city to rent in was San Francisco, where the average stood at $2,326, up 14.4 percent from a year ago.

Full Story: http://www.sfgate.com/cgi-bin/article.cgi?f=/c/a/2008/04/17/BUHM107C0Q.DTL
 



July 13th, 2008 SF Chronicle newspaper



 


Free High Speed offered in the building

 


Ferry: 10 minute walk        Bus: across the street
 


 


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Photos #1,  Photos #2,   Photos #3,   Photos #4,  Apt. inside,  Town Photos  
 




** Off the market **
 Photos and webpage by owner:  Doug Kunst  (415) 717-1312