The Cannery 2801 Leavenworth | San Francisco
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THE CANNERY 2801 LEAVENWORTH | SAN FRANCISCO 5,225 SF - 12,000 SF AVAILABLE PROJECT HISTORY After the earthquake destroyed the California Fruit Cannery Association’s canning plant, the Cannery was re-built in 1906 and renamed the Del Monte Cannery. At the time it was the largest fruit and vegetable canning plant in the world producing 200,000 cans per day and employing 2,500 people. In 1963 Architects redesigned the historic brick Del Monte Cannery into a three-level walled city of brick walkways and bridges with retail, restau- rants, and entertainment venues. Today, The Cannery is owned by the Academy of Art and houses an expansive art gallery space along with shops and restaurants. The courtyard has 130 year old olive trees and is used year- round for special events and street performers. 2 | THE CANNERY THE CANNERY -3- THE CANNERY | 3 FEATURES SPACE A & B DETAILS: SPACE A GROUND FLOOR SIZE 5,970 SF - 12,000 SF FEATURES Excellent Visibility and Signage SPACE B Hard Corner Location 5,225 SF Former Nightclub GROUND FL0OR Potential Showroom/Event Space DETAILS: SPACE B SPACE A GROUND FLOOR 5,970 SF - 12,000 SF SIZE GROUND FL0OR 5,225 SF FEATURES 400-Year Old Oak Interior Ornate High Ceiling Outdoor Communal Courtyard Seating with Bar Existing Oversized Stone Fireplace Type 47 Liquor License Available Existing Kitchen in Good Condition 4 | THE CANNERY POTENTIAL USES FURNITURE OFFICE BAR INSTITUTIONAL USES/EDUCATION ENTERTAINMENT (CONCERT/ESCAPE ROOM) FITNESS BREWERY/BEER GARDEN RESTAURANT RETAIL & FORMULA RETAIL THE CANNERY | 5 FLOOR PLANS SPACE B 5,225 SF JEFFERSON STREET SPACE A 5,970 SF - 12,000 SF BEACH STREET BEACH 6 | THE CANNERY NEIGHBORHOOD AQUATIC PARK COVE Aquatic Park Cove is a Historical Landmark within the San Francisco Maritime National Historic Park. Origi- nally built as a bathhouse in 1936, the peaceful park fronting a man–made lagoon offers patrons great views of the city and bay. It’s a go-to spot for people out walking and running, as well as boaters looking to anchor in a protected location. THE CANNERY | 7 ARGONAUT HOTEL Located within the historic Cannery complex is the luxurious AAAA Four Diamond 252-room hotel, and its award-winning Blue Mermaid Restaurant. GHIRARDELLI SQUARE Historic complex featuring the Fairmont Heri- tage Hotel, retail shops and restaurants, most notably Ghirardelli Chocolate Shop and The Palette Tea House. CABLE CAR TURN-AROUND Since 1888, San Francisco’s cable cars bring millions of visitors to Fisherman’s Wharf. The thirteen-block stretch on Hyde Street is considered to be the most scenic part of the cable car system. The Powell-Hyde & Powell-Mason lines turn around next to the Can- nery with views of Alcatraz and Angel Islands, Mount Tamalpais, and the Golden Gate Bridge. IN N’ OUT THE BUENA VISTA Originally built in 1916 as a boardinghouse for fisherman, it wasn’t until 1952 that the Buena Vista was transformed into the institution it is today. Bue- This widely popular American burger chain has it’s only San Francis- na Vista, meaning “Good Views” in Spanish delivers just that! Guests en- co outpost located at Fisherman’s Wharf. Lines are always long with joy beautiful views of Aquatic Cove, the Bay, and the Golden Gate Bridge; tourists as well as locals looking to chow down on some delicious Although, nothing beats their famous Irish Coffee, which has been featured burgers, fries, and shakes! on both The Food Network and Cooking Channel. THE CANNERY | 9 NEIGHBORHOOD Aquatic Park Cove SS Jeremiah O’Brien Maritime National Historical Park Scoma’s Restaurant THE CANNERY USS Pampanito Cartoon Art Museum Argonaut Hotel Krispy Kreme Musée Mécanique Jefferson Street In-N-Out Burgers Ghirardelli Square Cable Car Turn-Around Carmel Pizza Company The Buena Vista Beach Street The Baked Bear Ice Cream Hyde Street Gary Danko Hyde Street North Point Street Leavenworth Street Bay Street Jones Street Walgreens Bay Street Taylor Street Francisco Street Columbus Avenue SF Art Institute Chestnut Street 10 | THE CANNERY NEIGHBORHOOD BY THE NUMBERS AVERAGE DAILY AVERAGE TRAFFIC (ADT) HOUSEHOLD INCOME 21,136 $120,235 NUMBER OF TOURISTS VISITING SAN FRANCISCO C-2 26 Million+ (2019) Zoning WALKABLE CITY HUB 94 Thriving urban neighborhood provides abun- dant walkable retail and restaurant amenities. PUBLIC TRANSPORTATION HUB 89 World-class public transportation. Close prox- imity to the F MARKET & WHARVES and the L-OWL OWL-TARAVAL muni bus at the Jones St & Beach St stop. 94 BIKE FRIENDLY NEIGHBORHOOD Convenient location for biking. THE CANNERY | 11 JACKLYN ARZIO CATHERINE MEUNIER KRYSTAL CHANNICK office 510.207.4221 office 415.806.5566 office 858.231.2219 [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] DRE #01308296 DRE #01843732 DRE #01969079 NOTICE: This information has been secured from sources we believe to be reliable but we make no representations, warranties, express or implied, as to the accuracy of the information. Listing broker has been given enough information to provide only a preliminary interest in the property. The materials are not to be considered fact. The information contained herein is not a substi- tute for thorough due diligence investigation. References to square footage, zoning, use, or age are approximate. Please contact the San Francisco Planning Department to verify zoning at (415) 558-6378, as neither broker or landlord represent that this space is suitable for your use. Tenant or Buyer must verify the information at their own expense and bears all the risk for any inaccuracies. By receiving these materials you are agreeing to the disclaimers set forth herein. DRE#01878802 466 Green Street Suite #203 | San Francisco, CA 94133 | 415.781.7700.