127 Bridgeway

“68 linear feet of San Francisco Bay frontage”

Architecture and water converge at 127 Bridgeway. Rebuilt to the studs in 2019, this 3,200 sq ft cedar-and-glass residence commands 68 linear feet of San Francisco Bay frontage — a vantage point that frames the city skyline, Angel Island, and the Richmond Bridge from the living room, primary suite, and main terrace simultaneously. The open main level places a chef's kitchen — Sub-Zero column refrigeration, 48" Wolf range, quartzite waterfall island — directly across from 12-foot sliding glass walls that open onto the 900 sq ft wraparound deck. Four bedrooms, including two with en-suite baths, are distributed across three levels for acoustical separation. The primary suite occupies the entire third floor: a private 400 sq ft deck, a spa bath with a freestanding soaking tub positioned to face the bay, and a walk-in wardrobe with island storage. Practical details include a deep-water dock with a 40 ft slip, a four-car garage, radiant-heated concrete floors throughout, a whole-home Lutron system, and direct access to the Sausalito waterfront promenade.

“Deep-water dock, 40 ft slip, Bay views from every room”

3,200 sq ft cedar-and-glass waterfront residence rebuilt 2019. 68 ft of Bay frontage, deep-water dock with 40 ft slip, 900 sq ft wraparound deck, chef's kitchen, radiant floors, 4-car garage. Third-floor primary suite with private deck. Walk to Sausalito village. $2,400,000.

“Where refined craft meets living water”

Rebuilt in 2019, 127 Bridgeway stands at the intersection of refined material craft and living water. Sixty-eight linear feet of San Francisco Bay frontage. A wraparound deck spanning 900 square feet. A chef's kitchen flanked by 12-foot sliding glass. Four bedrooms. Three-and-a-half baths. Radiant-heated concrete from entry to primary suite. A deep-water dock below and the city skyline ahead. This is what it means to live on the Bay. Offered at $2,400,000.