Rincon Hill

Perched atop historic Rincon Hill, one of San Francisco’s original seven hills, 14 Guy Place #B is situated in a unique residential setting above the surrounding city streets. The elevated location offers a sense of privacy and calm while remaining just moments from the energy of Downtown and the bustling city.

Residents enjoy convenient access to the Embarcadero, Ferry Building, Salesforce Park, Oracle Park, and the growing collection of restaurants, cafés, and neighborhood amenities throughout the East Cut. Bluestone Lane Café, Woodlands Market, and Mendocino Farms are all just a short walk away. The location is particularly well-suited for those working in technology, venture capital, and artificial intelligence, with many of the city’s leading firms located nearby in Downtown, Jackson Square, South Park, and Mission Bay. 

Commuting throughout the Bay Area is effortless with close proximity to the Salesforce Transit Center, BART, Caltrain, the Bay Bridge, and major freeway connections. Despite its central location, Guy Place remains one of the neighborhood’s hidden residential enclaves, offering a rare combination of accessibility, privacy, and urban convenience.

Outdoor patio of a cafe or restaurant with people sitting at tables under striped umbrellas, in front of a modern building with large glass windows and a sign that reads 'Bluestone Lane.'
Urban park with trees, a decorative white fence, flowerpots, and a green street sign reading 'Guy Place Mini Park' with tall modern buildings in the background.
An aerial view of Oracle Park baseball stadium with surrounding cityscape and marina filled with boats.
A cityscape featuring modern high-rise buildings with glass facades, set behind a park with palm trees and a walking path, under a clear blue sky.
A large suspension bridge over water with a city skyline in the background, a waterfront walkway with people, lampposts, and pink flowers in the foreground.
Indoor shopping mall with shoppers walking, stores on either side, high arched glass ceiling, and outdoor cafe seating.
A historic train station with a tall clock tower, flags, and a busy plaza with people, bicycles, and cars in front.
Side view of a Sweetgreen restaurant with outdoor seating, people dining outdoors, and lush green trees.
People walking and eating outside of Woodland Markets storefront, with green trees and modern building architecture.