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Now Available: 8 Octavia Blvd., No. 502: A 2-bed, 2-bath, 1-parking condominium with a dramatic deeded patio + Central Hayes Valley Location
Unit 502 is a 2-bed, 2-bath stunning home with deeded 1-car parking at 8 Octavia, the 2014-built, Stanley Saitowitz-designed, showpiece building with a central Hayes Valley location. This stylish, quiet urban oasis has a dramatic deeded 16-ft x 8-ft, west-facing patio. 502 balances design and pragmatism: there’s an open layout perfect for entertaining, ample gallery walls for your art and generous closets and kitchen cabinets. The full-gas kitchen has an island, dishwasher and large built-in refrigerator.
There’s also in-unit laundry, broad-plank wood floors, Corian counters, LED lighting & sound-dampening windows with powered external louvers, which made the building famous. Seller upgrades include a kitchen backsplash, stunning LED chandelier + smart home features like keyless entry, nest thermostat and Philips Hue. There’s well-run professional management, a virtual door person, elevator and shared roof deck too.
Number 502 has 2 beds, 2 baths, deeded parking, deeded deck, in-unit laundry
Designed by Stanley Saitowitz, world-renowned architect, principal of Natoma Architects, who also supervised the building’s construction
Distinctive concrete ceilings + floors (which render the building cool and quiet)
Full gas kitchen, with Bosch + Liebherr appliances, Corian countertops
Duravit + grohe fixtures, custom Japanese soaking tub
Floor-to-ceiling, sound dampening window with custom solar shades
Powered louver external shades for master bedroom
Webpass internet service for building
LED lights, Nest thermostat, smart home access systems incl. keyless fob entry, remote building concierge
99 Walk Score, 100 Transit Score
47 Units, circa 2014, monthly HOA dues: $797, professional management managed by DDG Partners (the developer)
Adjacent to the popular Boba Guys and Proposition Chicken
8 Octavia sits at the intersection of Hayes Valley, Mid-Market, Civic Center, the Lower Haight, Mission Dolores and the Castro with direct access to 101
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