San Francisco Chronicle

COVER STORY

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“In this everchangi­ng world, our home has become our sanctuary, the place we feel safe and one that describes who we are, says Lars Hypko, cofounder with Mary Ta, of MASS Beverly, designers of the interiors of The Grand Penthouse. “We have designed so that The Grand Penthouse interior is connected with the exterior, extending the physical limitation­s of the architectu­ral shell. With textures and colors, we have softened the feeling into a sophistica­ted luxurious and comfortabl­e home.”

Featuring nearly 7,000 square feet of living space, this rare home provides generous room for family and entertaini­ng guests. Ceilings soar to reveal unsurpasse­d views, granting the penthouse generous scale and dramatic volume.

This Grand Penthouse includes a private elevator foyer, wine tasting room and study, an exhibition kitchen and catering kitchen plus four bedrooms and six baths including an indulgent master suite with a pair of spa bathrooms, each commanding spectacula­r vistas of the ocean and bay.

181 Fremont’s celebrated 39th floor, The Sky Lounge, provides residents with an elegant club atmosphere freshly created by Kendall Wilkinson Designs in which to mingle over a glass of wine at the end of the day, enjoy a concert, watch a movie or host private celebratio­ns. With a catering kitchen and conference room, residents are invited to conduct business in the Sky Lounge, just a few stories from where they live, while the fitness center and yoga room provide inspiring views of San Francisco. The wraparound outdoor observatio­n deck boasts 360 degree views of the water and city skyline.

Homeowners enjoy exclusive amenities including 24hour onsite staffing, concierge services in the Sky Lounge and 24hour valet parking. Floortocei­ling windows in every home frame ocean, bay and cityscape views.

All of the ultrapriva­te residences at 181 Fremont feature premiere finishes including electrical­lycontroll­ed Lutron solar window shades with a blackout option, Brazilian quartzite counters and Valcucine cabinets with hardened glass fronts in the kitchens. Spa bathrooms feature heated floors of fullslab Lincoln Marble and fullheight Arabescato Corchia marble walls and surrounds. The master baths are equipped with soaking tubs with a separate shower, dual vanities and customized storage solutions.

Throughout the building superlativ­e understate­d elegance is apparent from the ODADA designed lobby, and whimsical sculptural hall sconces to the Parisian ateliercre­ated hardware featured on each private residence door.

Unique to any other luxury residence, 181 Fremont is home to Gallery 181, the highest art gallery in the world, establishe­d in 2019 on the 69th floor of the tower. The gallery compliment­s the tower’s impressive collection of over 200 pieces of contempora­ry art on display in the public areas of the residences including the Sky Lounge. Gallery 181 hosts a rotating internatio­nal presentati­on of contempora­ry works of art for sale from the world ‘s most important galleries including Lehmann Maupin, Blum & Poe and Alberz Benda in a 3500 square feet half floor penthouse listed at $15m. Curated by 181 Fremont’s resident art advisor, Holly Baxter & Associates, the gallery has been lauded by San Francisco Chronicle art critic Charles Desmarais for its presentati­ons and enviable space. Gallery 181 is open by appointmen­t by calling the sales office at 181 Fremont, 415 8280888

Sales and marketing for 181 Fremont are provided by Compass Developmen­t.

Learn more at www.181fremont.com.

Contact: 181 Fremont, 4152820888, info@181fremont.com.

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 ?? PHOTOGRAPH­S BY MATTHEW MILLMAN ?? Above: The Grand Penthouse frames water views to the Bay from the kitchen designed by MASS Beverly. Right: Treasure Island and the Bay Bridge are viewable from the main salon. Below: The Sky Lounge bar on the 39th floor features outdoor entertainm­ent areas, a grand piano, catering kitchen and private dining rooms.
PHOTOGRAPH­S BY MATTHEW MILLMAN Above: The Grand Penthouse frames water views to the Bay from the kitchen designed by MASS Beverly. Right: Treasure Island and the Bay Bridge are viewable from the main salon. Below: The Sky Lounge bar on the 39th floor features outdoor entertainm­ent areas, a grand piano, catering kitchen and private dining rooms.
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