
Brian Kitts
The Bay Area is one of the country’s premier luxury markets. It remains a highly desirable destination for buyers due to its natural beauty, high-end homes, and truly unique real estate offerings. The Flats at Yerba Buena Island, the latest collection of residences within this visionary new San Francisco neighborhood, have recently been unveiled. Perched atop the island’s highest residential point and just an eight-minute ferry ride from downtown San Francisco, these homes offer an exceptional blend of privacy, design, and exclusivity.
A Limited Collection of Elevated Living
The Flats is a collection of just 14 estate-sized, single-level homes, split between two boutique buildings. Each building features six half-floor residences and one full-floor penthouse, all with direct elevator access and private garage parking. Designed by San Francisco-based Hart Howerton—renowned for its work on iconic communities such as Kukio and the Yellowstone Club—this collection fully maximizes the rare location and offers some of the most breathtaking views in the Bay Area.
The homes were created in collaboration with executive architect BDE and feature interiors by acclaimed firm Meyer Davis. Each residence offers sweeping views of San Francisco landmarks including the Golden Gate Bridge, Alcatraz Island, Angel Island, the San Francisco-Oakland Bay Bridge, and the city skyline.

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Thoughtful Design Meets Island Living
Buyers will find that The Flats offer a modern, open-concept lifestyle that captures the essence of Bay Area living. Floor plans include three- and four-bedroom layouts, ranging from approximately 2,500 to 4,200 square feet. Each residence includes three exposures, expansive terraces, Juliet balconies off the bedrooms, and fireplaces in every living room—seamlessly extending the living space outdoors.
The chef’s kitchens are outfitted with custom SCIC Italia cabinetry, natural stone countertops, and integrated Wolf and Sub-Zero appliances, including wine refrigerators. Bathrooms are spa-inspired, with rain showers, Dornbracht fixtures, and carefully selected natural finishes. Floor-to-ceiling windows and lead gray-honed marble fireplaces further enhance the homes’ elevated design aesthetic.

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Sustainability and Wellness at the Forefront
In keeping with Yerba Buena Island’s commitment to sustainable urban living, The Flats are targeting LEED Silver certification. Residences feature integrated solar panels and a range of eco-conscious features designed to promote wellness and reduce environmental impact—key priorities for many Bay Area buyers.

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Exclusive Amenities in a Hilltop Village Setting
Residents of The Flats become part of a carefully planned hilltop island village that includes The Row Homes and The Bristol. All residents enjoy access to exclusive amenities at The Bristol, including a rooftop terrace with sweeping views, an expansive open-air lobby, and a state-of-the-art fitness center.
In addition to private amenities, the broader Yerba Buena Island lifestyle offers access to 72 acres of parks, five miles of scenic trails, and stunning destinations such as Clipper Cove Beach, Signal Park, Panorama Park, and The Rocks Dog Park. The natural setting provides abundant opportunities for kayaking, paddleboarding, hiking, or simply relaxing by the water—all just minutes from the city center.

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An Unparalleled Opportunity in San Francisco
The Flats at Yerba Buena Island offer a rare opportunity for buyers seeking estate-sized, single-level residences with panoramic views in a private and sustainable setting. With only 14 homes available, these residences are poised to become some of the most sought-after on the San Francisco market.
Sales are expected to launch this spring, with pricing starting in the low $3 millions. Prospective buyers are encouraged to register their interest at YerbaBuenaIslandSF.com for additional information and updates.

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