Located on the infamous Haight Street retail corridor, this retail building is approximately 6,400 sq. ft. split between two-floors, approximately each floor upper and lower level 3,200 sq. ft. The Haight-Ashbury District is world-renowned as the birthplace of the Summer of Love counterculture movement and once home to Joplin, Hendrix, Jefferson Airplane, Hells Angels and The Grateful Dead. The Haight-Ashbury District is an urban oasis nestled between three parks; Golden Gate Park, the Panhandle, and Buena Vista Park. The Haight-Ashbury Shopping District is centered along Haight Street, between Stanyan Street & Masonic Avenue. Haight Street is lined with high-end vintage clothing stores, exclusive boutiques, famous record stores, trendy shoe stores, various markets, and many hip restaurants and bars. The mix of modern cool, urban chic, and unique, continues to make Haight Street one of the top shopping destinations in San Francisco. Tenants include Whole Foods, Burton, Amoeba Music, Ben & Jerry, Dolls Kill and a plethora of other shops that add to the culture of the Street.
