7×7 gave readers a peek inside one of the new multi-level residences that are part of the Yerba Buena Island homes, highlighting the indoor/outdoor lifestyle and proximity to the island’s lush nature. This three-bed, three-and-a-half-bath townhome features architecture by Hart Howerton, who designed all of the development’s homes with privacy and views in mind. Residents will love the San Francisco Bay views from their floor-to-ceiling windows and relaxing by the stone fireplace in the living room. Just outside the home’s front door begin five miles of trails that lead around this master-planned community, guiding residents to the secluded sandy beach or the dock where they can catch a ferry for a 10-minute trip to Downtown San Francisco.

Once home to sea birds and goats, Yerba Buena Island in San Francisco Bay will soon welcome human residents to a collection of new condominiums and townhomes. JustLuxe was given a walking tour of the future site of this sprawling development, which will turn the island into a 250-acre mixed-use neighborhood, complete with a comprehensive wellness center, an Aidlin Darling-designed Island Club, and miles of walking and bike trails, all with sweeping views of the bay and San Francisco skyline. The first homes on Yerba Buena Island slated for completion in Q1 of 2022, with more expected in Q3 of that same year.

San Francisco Magazine reports that sales have launched for the new construction homes on Yerba Buena Island. The development will create a new mixed-use neighborhood with sweeping views of the San Francisco skyline. The Yerba Buena Island homes in the middle of San Francisco Bay will feature condominiums, townhomes, and flats with architecture by Hart Howerton and interiors from Meyer Davis and Edmonds + Lee Architects. Residents will have easy access to 72 acres of natural space, including parks, trails, and a bayfront beach, as well as bespoke amenities like a dog park and the 10,000-square-foot Island Club by San Francisco’s Aidlin Darling Design.

After 20 years of hard work, the first new construction homes on San Francisco’s Yerba Buena Island are hitting the market at a time when house hunters are looking for the island development’s combination of urban access and natural beauty. “Buyers are yearning for less density, a slower pace and a return to the important things in life,” said developer Chris Meany, whose firm Wilson Meany built the new collection of condominiums and townhomes on the island in San Francisco Bay. With Downtown San Francisco just a ~10-minute ferry ride away and 72 acres of trails and parks just outside, these Yerba Buena Island homes combine luxury, convenience, and beauty to create a unique Bay Area neighborhood.

The journey to living on Yerba Buena Island was a long one, but now, sales have launched for the first new construction homes in the middle of San Francisco Bay. Centered around newly created Hilltop Park, the homes on Yerba Buena Island will range in size from studios to expansive townhomes, with sweeping San Francisco skyline views and access to a suite of luxury amenities. Best of all, residents of the Yerba Buena Island homes will be connected to Downtown San Francisco by a new ferry line, bringing residents to and from the city in less than 10 minutes.

A new collection of condominiums and townhomes is going up on scenic Yerba Buena Island, marking the first stage of a development that will ultimately turn the San Francisco Bay island into a full-fledged neighborhood. Architectural Digest reported that sales have begun at The Bristol, where 124 new construction condominiums will give residents sweeping San Francisco views as well as easy access to 72 acres of green space that includes five miles of trails, a sandy beach perfect for launching, and the newly constructed Hilltop Park. The Yerba Buena Island homes at The Bristol range in size from studios to three bedrooms, all designed by New York-based architectural firm Hart Howerton.