1000 3rd Street #515 Luxurious finishes and resort-style amenities truly set ONE Mission Bay apart! OMB is located across McCovey Cove from the San Francisco Giant's Stadium, the South Beach Marina, and the Brannan Street Wharf on SF's northeastern waterfront. ONE Mission Bay is a full-service, luxury condominium development that was designed by Miami-based Arquitectonica and completed in 2018. It consists of two buildings; the 16-story Tower and 6-story Park buildings that surround the retreat-like 4th-floor amenity deck. There you will discover beautiful landscaping with fire pits and barbecues, a heated pool and spa with poolside cabanas, a state-of-the-art fitness center with dry sauna, a business center, a library, a game room, and several resident lounges with catering kitchens and fireplaces. Other amenities include 24-hour attended lobbies, a dog wash, and a guest suite. #515 is a spacious one-bedroom, two full-bath home with an enclosed den and high-end elements throughout. In the kitchen, a full suite of Gaggenau appliances includes a five-burner gas range, a wine fridge, Porcelanosa tile, Domus & Domus cabinetry, and Vadara quartz countertops. The open living/dining area and bedroom overlook the courtyard and have 9-foot ceilings, wide-plank white oak hardwood floors, and central heating and air conditioning with a Nest thermostat. The bedroom features an en suite bath with Kohler fixtures and a walk-in closet with an organizing system. An in-unit washer and dryer and one car parking complete this home.


Mission Bay: A City Within A City Mission Bay has all of the hallmarks of a world-class neighborhood: a diverse array of indoor and outdoor recreation and entertainment options, a vibrant restaurant scene, and a wide choice of transportation alternatives. Mission Bay is anchored by UCSF’s 43-acre life sciences campus and hospital; Uber, Dropbox, Lyft (and soon Visa) are also based here. Once a lagoon and estuary of Mission Creek, Mission Bay was a natural habitat and refuge for large water foul populations; the native Costanoan people called it home for over 5,000 years. Now it has evolved into a city within a city: dynamic, diverse, and distinct. Staying active is easy in Mission Bay. The UCSF’s Bakar Fitness Center has two pools, rock-climbing, racketball, indoor basketball courts, and a Pilates studio, in addition to traditional gym equipment. There are also many smaller, boutique studios, including Core Power Yoga, Lagree Fit 415, PowerPlaySF, and Orangetheory. Mission Creek Park delivers several outdoor recreation options: sand volleyball, basketball, stand-up paddle boarding, kayaking, and tennis. There are also soccer fields, an outdoor fitness park, an 18-hole mini-golf course, and a 10,000-square-foot community garden. Plans for a future Bay Front Park are in the works; it will have a 5.5-acre grass lawn as well as paths for walking and running, biking, and dog-walking. You can hone your bowling and pool skills at Lucky Strike, take in a baseball game at the SF Giants’ Oracle Park, or a basketball game or concert at the Chase Center, the home of the Golden State Warriors. Dogs love Mission Bay for the off-leash dog parks and canine-oriented businesses, such as Healthy Spot and Bark Avenue. Kids from all over the city come to play in the state-of-the-art Mission Bay Kids’ Park. Delicious restaurants, serving a lineup of global cuisines, are peppered throughout the neighborhood. Spark Social features a rotating menu of food trucks, plus beer and sangria, in an outdoor setting. Some great cafes, such as Blue Bottle, Philz Coffee, Cafe Reveille, and Joe and The Juice, provide places for locals to meet, chat, sip and work together. Safeway and Gus’s Community Market, offer grab-and-go meals for the busy professional and fresh, local ingredients for the home chef.