This massive loft is located in one of the city's conversion lofts and epitomizes the true loft experience. The Mill Building, formerly a wool processing warehouse, was converted to lofts in the late 1990s. This hip building features soaring ceilings, exposed brick walls and timber beams. At over 1700 square feet of living space, this unit is one of the largest in the building. It features brick walls on three of the interior walls, windows on both sides of the unit and a wide open floor plan, allowing endless ways to arrange furniture and art. The size also allows large scale furniture and art to be displayed. Concrete floors along with the brick walls provide great climate control in the unit.

The main level of the unit includes the open kitchen and a full bathroom. The mezzanine level creates an intimate space underneath it with soaring 15 foot ceilings on either side of the space.

Upstairs is the large mezzanine bedroom with walk-in closet and washer/dryer tucked away in a closet. The walk-in closet has a sewer and water line should a second bathroom be desired (two options of plans drawn by current owner, a licensed architect).

Located in the hip Media Gulch area between Potrero Hill and the Mission, 720 York is just blocks from some of the best restaurants and nightlife in the city, including The Slow Club, Blowfish Sushi and the Universal Cafe. This area is also great for commuters with Routes 101 and 280 close by as well as many public transportation options.

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