Yerba Buena Island Map | San Francisco Bay Residences

Yerba Buena Island Map

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Ferry
Terminal

Marina

Oakland >

Clipper
Cove

Downtown
San Francisco

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Ferry
Terminal

Marina

Oakland >

Clipper
Cove

Downtown
San Francisco

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Trail positioned on the Southwestern
side of the Island providing beautiful
sunset views and access to Sunset Point

Old Jack’s is named for Jack Fuller, an
influential part and true character in
Yerba Buena Island history
Known as Old Jack, Fuller was a true
Jack-of-all-trades on the island, a lover
of animals

Connecting over 500 miles of trails
from the Bay Bridge bike trail to the
San Francisco Bay trail
Meander by The Officers’ Quarters, a
designated historic area on the National
Registry of Historic Places

A hillside is comprised of native oak
woodland and coastal scrub
As the oak trees mature they will provide
a rich ecology with plenty of shade

This trail loops around Infinity Point,
Signal Park and Dog Park
0.8 Miles offering stunning panoramic
views along these trails

Inspired from the classic stairs
throughout San Francisco
The many stairs located throughout the city
are considered destinations for both fitness
and taking in fantastic views.
The 1.6 miles of the stairs loop ascends to the
very top of the island to capture stunning
views of the city, the original Yerba Buena

Yerba Buena Island’s longest loop,
extending from the ferry terminal, past
the residences to Hilltop Park
Ideal way to start the day, and enjoy a
long morning walk offering a peaceful,
yet visually diverse experience
The trail encircles the island, connecting
the entire Yerba Buena Island community

Planted with over 50 locally native species, which support the island’s bird and insect populations.
Walking path and seating areas
Located beneath the east span of the Bay Bridge
Adjacent to the historic officer’s quarters creating a dynamic, immersive experience

Sheltered bay offering sandy shores and
calm waters for residents to enjoy water
sports, swimming, birdwatching, and
relaxing strolls

Ideal picnic spot to enjoy stunning views
of the Bay Bridge and a calm sandy beach
Stairway leads down from the park
to the beach

Dramatic buckeye trees planted over
steep terrain
Park area offers quiet, serene sunset
views of downtown
Serpentine bike and pedestrian paths

Scenic, designated off-leash dog run
One of the best views of the bay and city
Approximately 1/3 of an acre

Yerba Buena Island’s most recognizable landmark to be visible from the city
Stunning views in every direction
Features the 66-foot steel sculpture,
“Point of Infinity,” by the renowned
Hiroshi Sugimoto

Adjacent to Infinity Park and situated at
the highest point on Yerba Buena Island
with nearly 360-degree views of the bay

Ferry between Treasure Island and
Downtown San Francisco
The ferry service runs 7-days a week from 7:30am – 8:20pm weekdays and
9:30am – 8:50pm on weekends
On demand, complimentary shuttle service
will take residents to and from the terminal

Double-height lobby
Fully-equipped, state-of-the-art
fitness center
Rooftop terrace with barbeque
South-facing garden courtyard
Children’s playroom

Weight & Cardio Room
Fitness Studio
Outdoor Pool & Hot Tub
Spa-Inspired Locker Rooms
Sauna Rooms
Private Dining Room (with Catering Prep Kitchen)
Library Lounge
Great Room with Lounge and Bar
Outdoor Fireplace
View Terraces

Multistory living with panoramic views
Expansive windows and generous terraces
Two-, three- and four-bedroom homes

Front row views of the bay
Single-floor homes with direct elevator access
Limited number of homes in a secluded setting
Three and four-bedroom homes

Studios, one-, two-, and three-bedrooms
Views of Angel Island, Marin Headlands,
Bay Bridge, Richmond-San Rafael Bridge,
and the Golden Gate Bridge
Gracious floor plans—with ceiling heights ranging from 9’ to 10′ 5”