Jeff Marples knows Park Lane incredibly well. Nob Hill is one of Jeff's core markets (15+ condo sales), and he knows its full-service and doorman buildings inside and out, from how each one is run to how units within the same building compare on price, floor and view.
Jeff Marples, a San Francisco luxury condo specialist and broker at Luxe Places International Realty (licensed since 2002), has represented buyers at Park Lane in Nob Hill.
Before you make an offer at Park Lane, Jeff reviews the HOA budget and reserves, any past or planned special assessments, the building rules (pets, rentals, renovations), and recent sales of comparable units in the same building, where floor level and views can change value.
Has Jeff Marples sold condos at Park Lane?
Yes. He has represented buyers at Park Lane (see the transactions above).
What should I know about HOA dues at Park Lane?
Look at what the dues cover (staff, amenities, insurance, utilities) and how healthy the reserves are, not just the monthly number. Jeff reviews the budget and reserve study with every buyer.
Are there special assessments at Park Lane?
Jeff checks the HOA minutes and disclosures for any past or planned special assessments before you commit, so there are no surprises after closing.
Buying or selling a luxury condo at Park Lane or elsewhere in Nob Hill luxury condos? Call Jeff Marples at (415) 336-9695. See all of Jeff's San Francisco luxury condo buildings.
Experience timeless elegance at Park Lane, one of San Francisco's most prestigious historic buildings perched atop Nob Hill. Located at 1100 Sacramento Street, San Francisco, CA 94108, this 12-story Art Deco masterpiece designed by renowned architect Edward E. Young offers 33 exclusive residences with sweeping views of San Francisco Bay, the Golden Gate Bridge, Grace Cathedral, and Huntington Park.
Originally built in 1925 as an 8-story apartment building, Park Lane was dramatically expanded in 1929 when architect Edward E. Young added three ornate floors, creating a stunning Art Deco and early Moderne crown that serves as architectural jewelry atop Nob Hill. Young, one of San Francisco's most prolific architects, designed numerous prestigious projects including Glide Memorial Church and the Californian Hotel (now Serrano Hotel), both listed on the National Register of Historic Places.
Following spectacular renovations, Park Lane has been transformed into one of San Francisco's most sought-after luxury condominium and Tenancy in Common (TIC) complexes, featuring expansive units averaging over 2,700 square feet. The building showcases exquisite architectural details including custom millwork, ornate moldings, Venetian plaster walls, crown moldings, picture rails, and an ornately detailed grand lobby that evokes the elegance of a bygone era.
Park Lane contains just 33 exclusive TIC units ranging from 625 to 4,449 square feet, offering 1-bedroom to 4-bedroom floor plans. A typical residence is approximately 2,385 square feet with 3 bedrooms and 3 bathrooms. Many condos feature gas fireplaces, soaring ceiling heights (including cathedral-style two-story living spaces in select penthouses), walk-in closets, hardwood floors, chef's kitchens with professional-grade appliances, marble countertops and bathrooms, in-unit laundry, and floor-to-ceiling windows framing spectacular views.
Select residences enjoy panoramic vistas of San Francisco Bay, Coit Tower, the Golden Gate Bridge, Bay Bridge, Russian Hill, the city skyline, and iconic Nob Hill landmarks including Grace Cathedral, Huntington Park, the Pacific Union Club, the Fairmont Hotel, and Mark Hopkins Hotel.
Park Lane provides full-service luxury building amenities including 24-hour doorman service, grand lobby with viewing garden, fitness center, 1,500-square-foot rooftop deck with city views, secured parking garage with deeded spaces, personal storage units, professional property management, and on-site maintenance. HOA fees cover common areas, doorman, heat, grounds maintenance, security, sewer, trash, and water.
Park Lane sits at the crest of Nob Hill at Sacramento and Jones Streets, surrounded by San Francisco's most prestigious addresses. The building is directly across from Grace Cathedral and steps from Huntington Park, a landscaped urban oasis featuring the iconic Fountain of Tortoises and children's playground. Neighbors include the legendary Fairmont Hotel, Mark Hopkins Hotel (home of the Top of the Mark bar), Pacific Union Club, and the historic Brocklebank Apartments.
Nob Hill offers exceptional walkability and connectivity, with California Street cable cars providing direct access to downtown Financial District, Union Square shopping, Chinatown, vibrant Polk Street dining and nightlife, and North Beach. The neighborhood is served by multiple San Francisco Muni bus and cable car lines.
Nob Hill is San Francisco's most exclusive and historic neighborhood, home to old San Francisco wealth, cable cars climbing steep hills, and world-renowned luxury hotels. The area offers refined urban living with Huntington Park at its heart, Grace Cathedral's Gothic architecture and outdoor meditation labyrinth, fine dining including House of Prime Rib, premium shopping, cultural attractions, and easy access to downtown San Francisco, Union Square, Chinatown, and the Financial District.
