One Rincon

One Rincon Hill Rincon Hill | 425 First Street, San Francisco, CA 94105

Building Stats Year Built: 2008 Number of Units: 709 Number of Floors: 54 Developer: Tishman Speyer Architect: Solomon Cordwell Buenz Unit Sizes: 605 to 1,971 square feet Bedrooms: 1 to 3 Floor Plans: 30 different layouts Price Range: $580,000 to $1,500,000+

About One Rincon Hill

There are buildings you live in. And then there are buildings that become part of your identity.

One Rincon Hill is the latter.

Rising above the Bay Bridge approach in Rincon Hill, One Rincon Hill has been one of San Francisco's most coveted residential addresses since 2008. The tower offers something increasingly rare in SF high rise living: genuine panoramic views that are unobstructed and dramatic at every hour of the day.

Morning fog rolling across the Bay. The Bay Bridge lit up at night. Sunsets over Twin Peaks. From most residences, you are not looking at another building. You are looking at one of the most beautiful urban waterscapes in the world.

Originally conceived as twin towers, one tower was remodeled and reimagined by renowned interior designer Ken Fulk and rebranded as The Harrison. The two buildings now share amenities and a combined residential community.

Amenities

Uncle Harry's — 49th floor private sky lounge exclusively for residents. Two professional fitness centers, Infinity edge outdoor pool and spa, Outdoor BBQ area, Entertainment and screening room, Business center and conference room, Club room and lounge 24 hour doorman and lobby attendant, Valet parking In-unit washer and dryer

Inside the Residences

Hardwood flooring throughout Floor to ceiling insulated glass windows, private balconies in most units, Del Tongo cabinetry, Bosch appliances Sub-Zero refrigerators, and marble and granite countertops

The Location

Rincon Hill sits at the intersection of everything that makes San Francisco remarkable. The Embarcadero waterfront is steps away. The Financial District is a short walk. The Bay Bridge connects you to the East Bay in minutes. Oracle Park is nearby. Caltrain and BART are both easily accessible.

For buyers relocating to San Francisco, this location delivers immediate walkability and transit access. For buyers downsizing from a larger SF home, it represents a genuine lifestyle upgrade without sacrificing convenience.