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895 O’FARRELL ST SAN FRANCISCO CA 94109 LEASE OR SALE Starboard TCN Worldwide, as exclusive Agent, is pleased to offer 895 O'Farrell Street for Lease or Sale. The property parcel is 9,596 square feet (SF) and located on the corner of O'Farrell Street and Polk Street inside the Van Ness Corridor and just north of the Civic Center. The property zoning is NC-Neighborhood Commercial and according to the Planning Department the height limit is 130-E (Feet). For Information Please Contact: SUSAN JORDAN 44 Montgomery St. Suite #1650 [email protected] San Francisco, CA. 94104 415.595.1554 The information has been secured by Starboard TCN Worldwide from sources believed to be reliable. It is not guaranteed, however, and should be verified LIC #01408046 prior to consummating any transaction. O'FARRELL ST 895 SAN FRANCISCO CA 94109 FOR LEASE Location 895 O'Farrell St, San Francisco CA 94109 Neighborhood Downtown/Civic Building Area (SF) 12,920 First Floor (SF) 9,596 Second Floor (SF) 3,324 Basement Storage Area (not included in Base Rent) Zoning District NC-Neighborhood Commercial Ceiling Height 20’ (estimate) Type Office, Entertainment Term 5 - 10 Years Base Rent $39,000/Month, NNN Lower Polk Street is a diverse and thriving neighborhood, including local residents, families, children, young millennials, students, artists, business owners, seniors, employees and visitors from all over the world. There is a wide array of restaurants, stores, health clubs, entertainment venues and music, lounges and bars. Polk Street is well known for its vibrant night life and community events. Ocean Mural Brenda’s French Soul Food Polk St For Information Please Contact: SUSAN JORDAN 44 Montgomery St. Suite #1650 [email protected] San Francisco, CA. 94104 415.595.1554 The information has been secured by Starboard TCN Worldwide from sources believed to be reliable. It is not guaranteed, however, and should be verified LIC #01408046 prior to consummating any transaction. O'FARRELL ST 895 SAN FRANCISCO CA 94109 FOR SALE Location 895 O'Farrell St, San Francisco CA 94109 APN 0717-013 Neighborhood Downtown/Civic Planning District District 4: Downtown Built 1924 Building Area (SF) 12,920 Parcel Area (SF) 9,596 Parcel Frontage & Side Streets (Feet) 79.97' - O'Farrell St / Northside Frontage 120' - Polk St / Westside 79.97' - Olive St / Southside Use Type Office Stories 2 Basement Storage Area Zoning District NC-Neighborhood Commercial, Moderate Scale Height Limit 130-E 895 O’Farrell 0717-013 For Information Please Contact: SUSAN JORDAN 44 Montgomery St. Suite #1650 [email protected] San Francisco, CA. 94104 415.595.1554 The information has been secured by Starboard TCN Worldwide from sources believed to be reliable. It is not guaranteed, however, and should be verified LIC #01408046 prior to consummating any transaction. O'FARRELL ST 895 SAN FRANCISCO CA 94109 VAN NESS CORRIDOR RETAILERS • 24 Hour Fitness • Mancini Sleep World • AMC Theatres • Maye’s Oyster House • American Music Hall • MetroPCS • Bank of America • Peet’s Coffee • BevMo • Philz Coffee • Blick Art Materials • Sleep Train • Brenda’s French Soul Food • Regency Ballroom • Burger King • Ruth's Chris Steak House • Chevron • Staples • FedEx • Starbucks Coffee • First Republic Bank • Subway • Guitar Center • Sutter Health CPMC • Hertz • Taco Bell • Holiday Inn • The Opal San Francisco • House of Prime Rib • T-Mobile • Ikes • Tommy's Joynt • Infinity • Toyota • KFC • Verizon • Little John’s Candies • Walgreens Great American • Lush Lounge Music Hall • Wells Fargo 895 O’Farrell • Mancini Sleep World • Whole Foods CIVIC CENTER ATTRACTIONS & EVENTS Hastings College of Law • Abraham Lincoln Monument UN Plaza • Asian Art Museum Veterans Building City Hall Federal Bld • Bill Graham Civic Auditorium Herbst Theatre Asian Art Museum • City Hall WAR Memorial Civic Center Plaza • City Arts & Lectures Opera House Orpheum Theatre • Civic Center Plaza Public Davies Library • Davies Symphony Hall Symphony Hall Bill Graham Lincoln Civic Auditorium • Orpheum Theatre • Public Library City Arts & Lectures • San Francisco Ballet • SF Jazz Center • United Nations Plaza • UN Plaza Federal Building • Veterans Building Herbst Theatre • War Memorial Opera House For Information Please Contact: SUSAN JORDAN 44 Montgomery St. Suite #1650 [email protected] San Francisco, CA. 94104 415.595.1554 The information has been secured by Starboard TCN Worldwide from sources believed to be reliable. It is not guaranteed, however, and should be verified LIC #01408046 prior to consummating any transaction. O'FARRELL ST 895 SAN FRANCISCO CA 94109 POST ST HIGHLIGHTS Convenient Location: Located on the Corner of O’Farrell St and Polk St, the property is only one block away from Van Ness Ave, easy 14 minute walk to Union Square and a 13 minute walk to Civic Center BART Station. Streetscape Improvements: Polk Streetscape Design Project is making major improvements at intersections and crosswalks, new upgraded bicycles facilities, alley enhancements, better lighting, landscaping, repaving and curb ramp upgrades. Excellent Transportation: Nearby access to highway 101. Superb public transportation along major streets including Van Ness, O'Farrell, Geary, and Polk. Polk St Muni bus line 19 connects to Civic Center BART station, and so do many other local Muni bus lines. Nearby Amenities: The neighborhood has a variety stores, boutiques, artist works fitness centers, movie theaters, entertainment venues and a wide variety of restaurants, cafes and bars. Also, throughout the year there are events to bring out visitors and local Polk St residents together, Sources: SF Planning Department For Information Please Contact: SUSAN JORDAN 44 Montgomery St. Suite #1650 [email protected] San Francisco, CA. 94104 415.595.1554 The information has been secured by Starboard TCN Worldwide from sources believed to be reliable. It is not guaranteed, however, and should be verified LIC #01408046 prior to consummating any transaction. O'FARRELL ST 895 SAN FRANCISCO CA 94109 TRANSPORTATION 895 O'Farrell NEARBY PUBLIC TRANSPORTATION Bus Lines BART & MUNI – Stations Cal Train Station 19 Polk Civic Center 47 Van Ness 38 & 38R O’Farrell & Geary Powell 47 & 49 Van Ness 31 Eddy MUNI Lines Highway 101 27 Leavenworth & Ellis J, K, L, M, N, T Van Ness 2 & 3 Sutter & Post For Information Please Contact: SUSAN JORDAN 44 Montgomery St. Suite #1650 [email protected] San Francisco, CA. 94104 415.595.1554 The information has been secured by Starboard TCN Worldwide from sources believed to be reliable. It is not guaranteed, however, and should be verified LIC #01408046 prior to consummating any transaction. O'FARRELL ST 895 SAN FRANCISCO CA 94109 DEVELOPMENT PIPELINE VAN NESS CORRIDOR / TENDERLOIN 1100 Van Ness 1567 California Geary St 550 O'Farrell 1101 Van Ness 1033 Polk 921 O’Farrell O'Farrell St 895 719 Larkin Ellis St O’Farrell Eddy St 830 Eddy 361 Turk Turk St 500 Turk 555 Golden 145 Gate Leavenworth Golden Gate Ave 101 Hyde Van Van Ave Ness McAllister St 600 Van Ness Fulton St 333 Golden Gate Grove St 200 Van Ness 101 POLK Hayes St Fell St Planned Oak St Approved One Oak Under Construction Page St Completed 98 Franklin Sources: SFBT, Hoodline, SocketSite, Developers, Architects, SF Planning Department. Residential Medical Office Building & Hospital 830 Eddy St 921 O’Farrell St 1101 Van Ness Ave – Sutter Health CPMC 361 Turk St 555 Golden Gate Ave 1100 Van Ness Ave – Medical Office Building 550 O’Farrell St 101 Polk St 145 Leavenworth 1033 Polk St Schools, Arts & Theater 600 Van Ness Ave 500 Turk St 200 Van Ness Ave – Conservatory of Music One Oak St 719 Larkin St 333 Golden Gate Ave– Hastings College 1567 California St 101 Hyde St 98 Franklin St – French American School 44 Montgomery St. The information has been secured by Starboard TCN Worldwide from sources believed to be reliable. It is not Suite #1650 guaranteed, however, and should be verified prior to consummating any transaction. San Francisco, CA. 94104.
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