Stylishly renovated across two levels and +/-1,397sq.ft., Embarcadero Loft #407 is one of downtown’s most spectacular warehouse conversion homes! Rich textures – from reclaimed wood wall treatments to polished concrete floors – creating a serene and sophisticated retreat. The open-concept living room features soaring ceilings and oversized, historic casement windows that frame city views.

A modernized chandelier anchors the dining area with a touch of vintage glamour. The showcase kitchen features quartz countertops that extend to an arc for generous bar-like seating, bespoke cabinetry, and top-line appliances. A custom metal range hood complements textured tile backsplashes and walls. Concealed behind the kitchen lies a cozy media room or library and a half bath. Downstairs, the large-scale bedroom suite – defined by bold, architectural concrete finishes – is framed by high ceilings and oversized windows. A large walk-in closet with custom cabinetry provides ample storage, while a full bath with dual sinks and an adjacent laundry closet add everyday functionality.

Ideally located just a few short blocks from The Embarcadero, The Embarcadero Lofts are near Woodlands Market, Salesforce Park, South Beach and dozens of favored restaurants.

About 300 Beale


A National Historic Landmark, 300 Beale was originally built in 1937 as the headquarters of the Coffin-Redington Drug Company and reimagined as luxury lofts in 1997. Designed by renowned architect Frederick H. Meyer—one of the visionaries behind the Civic Center’s post-1906 redesign—300 Beale predates all surrounding high-rises, standing as the crown jewel of the neighborhood.