Monday 2 April 2012

Here at Millennium Tower, luxury condo in San Francisco, a place to live is also a way to live

Developers Millennium Partners’ most successful building to date, Millennium Tower is the most premier luxury condo in San Francisco. The tallest residential building in the city, Millennium Tower boasts 419 units across three unique living experiences, each with its own lobby and own dedicated staff, including a 24-hour private residence concierge. The City Residences are chic, urban lofts in the 11-story mid-rise adjacent to the main tower. The Residences, occupying the 3rd through 25th floors, feature floor-to-ceiling windows for exceptional views of the city. And floors 26 through 60 are home to the top-of-the-line Grand Residences, complete with exquisite designer finishes and breathtaking views of San Francisco. All residents have access to the 20,000-square-foot Club Level, which features an Owner’s Lounge, screening room, Sports Club/La-operated fitness center, pool and outdoor terrace, private bar and lounge, and wine cellar that houses each resident’s personal collection in their own private wine locker. On the ground floor of the tower is RN74, the urban wine bar and restaurant by award-winning chef and restaurateur Michael Mina, Rajat Parr, and Jason Berthold, to which residents have private access through the Club Level dining room.




Millennium Tower’s phenomenal design is complimented by an amazing sense of community centered around La Vie, the unique events calendar that provides residents exclusive opportunities inside and outside the building. The program, which is tailored to reflect the shared passions of the residents, includes events such as fireside chats with special guests Joe Montana, Michael Mina, Wilkes Bashford and the like. Located in the most vibrant part of San Francisco, Millennium Tower provides residents convenient access to SoMa and surrounding neighborhoods. This high-rise luxury condo is the pinnacle of luxury living in San Francisco.

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