EIGHT RESIDENCES. ONE DISTINCT PERSPECTIVE.EXTERIOR RENDERING / C.M. WONG ARCHITECTURE
230 ANZA / LONE MOUNTAIN
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RESIDENCES ONE ADDRESS.
01 / THE VISION
Distinct by design. San Francisco by nature.
Eight residences. One Lone Mountain address. Thoughtful spaces, expressive materials, and room to live your own way. Now under construction, with anticipated completion in spring 2028.
ANZA / THE ARCHITECTURE
A distinct presence.
Clean lines. Layered volumes. An individual expression of city living.
THE BUILDING / 230 ANZARENDERING BY C.M. WONG ARCHITECTURE
01 / THE ART OF EVERYDAY
MATERIAL. LIGHT. FEELING.
Made to be felt.
Warm wood. Sculptural stone. Spaces that let light and life take the lead.
A first look at Anza’s interior design direction.
Warm oak
Soft stone
Dark bronze
A moment of calm. / Penthouse bedroom concept.
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INDIVIDUAL HOMES.A SHARED POINT OF VIEW.
02 / THE LONE MOUNTAIN COLLECTION
Eight levels. Find your place.
Explore the homes, plans and character of each floor. Save the levels you love, then tell us which residence fits.
EIGHT HOMES / AT A GLANCE
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Residence
Levels
Bedrooms
Baths
Approx. interior
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101
1–2
1
2
1,399 sq. ft.
201BMR
2
1
1
696 sq. ft.
301
3
3
2
1,482 sq. ft.
401
4
3
2
1,407 sq. ft.
501
5
3
2
1,407 sq. ft.
601
6
3
2
1,407 sq. ft.
701BMR
7
2
1
763 sq. ft.
PH
7–8 + roof
4 + den
3
2,018 sq. ft.
Areas are approximate. Duplex and penthouse areas cover the complete home across its levels. BMR eligibility applies to 201 and 701.
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FLOOR 03 / RESIDENCE 301
The Geary
A little more room for your everyday.
Residence 301 / living and dining conceptILLUSTRATIVE INTERIOR · NOT A MEASURED VIEW
VISIBLE OPENINGS / A2.4 + A2.12 + A3.1
One Type B two-panel sliding patio door serves this living room. The separate Type A front-bedroom window is behind its enclosing wall, outside this view.
These levels share the front living / dining / U-shaped kitchen arrangement illustrated here. Each floor’s illustrated floor plan is shown below; rear rooms and overall floor areas can differ.
Interior views reviewed against the supplied plans and elevations for visible walls, openings and room relationships. Perspective, dimensions, finishes and views remain illustrative. Explore the illustrated floor plan for the complete layout.
THE CHARACTER OF LEVEL 03
A little more room for your everyday.
Residence 301 is the largest of the collection’s single-level three-bedroom layouts in the supplied schedule. Living and dining lead toward the Anza Street balcony, while the primary suite and another bedroom sit toward the rear. A third bedroom is separated from the living room by its own wall.
Named for Geary Boulevard, the nearby corridor at the northern edge of the block.
Walls, doors, windows and fixed fixtures follow the supplied drawing geometry. Finishes are illustrative; final architectural documents govern.
THE RESIDENCE
One complete residence on one level.
COMPARE THE COLLECTION
A name for every level. A plan for every way of living.
Marketing names identify floors, not separate legal units. Areas and room counts are from the supplied October 2026 drawings and remain subject to confirmation. BMR homes are subject to separate eligibility and offering requirements; no application or reservation is accepted here.
LONE MOUNTAINSF / 230 ANZA
USF LONE MOUNTAIN CAMPUSLONE MOUNTAINCOLLINS STREETGEARY BOULEVARDANZA STREET
A230 ANZA
NEIGHBORHOOD IMPRESSION / NOT TO SCALE
03 / A SAN FRANCISCO ORIGINAL
Above the everyday. At Lone Mountain.
Across from the tree-lined northern edge of the University of San Francisco’s Lone Mountain campus.
A neighborhood setting near Geary Boulevard, with the campus landscape lending a distinctive outlook to Anza Street.
Campus character at your doorstep. Groceries, neighborhood dining and green space within the surrounding districts. Anza brings a quieter residential rhythm to a connected part of San Francisco.
01 / NEIGHBORHOODS
Lone Mountain
Anza’s home neighborhood
Discover the residential streets, campus character and local life surrounding Anza.
Anza’s home neighborhood, shaped by the University of San Francisco campus and surrounding residential streets.
Geary Boulevard provides nearby shopping and transit connections.
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Lone Mountain San Francisco CA
Map provided by Google. Routes and access may change.
02 / NEIGHBORHOODS
Inner Richmond
Clement Street & Geary
Explore independent shops, neighborhood cafés and dining along the Richmond’s lively commercial streets.
Clement Street is a local destination for independent shops, cafés and restaurants.
Geary Boulevard connects the district with other parts of the city.
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Inner Richmond San Francisco CA
Map provided by Google. Routes and access may change.
03 / NEIGHBORHOODS
Laurel Heights / Jordan Park
North of Geary
Tree-lined residential blocks, local storefronts and the California Street shopping corridor.
Residential streets north of Geary Boulevard lead toward California Street and Laurel Village.
Explore neighborhood storefronts and the area’s Victorian and Edwardian architecture.
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Laurel Heights San Francisco CA
Map provided by Google. Routes and access may change.
04 / NEIGHBORHOODS
NoPa / North Panhandle
Divisadero & surrounding streets
A neighborhood of cafés, restaurants and residential streets north of the Panhandle. Explore its food and drink scene.
NoPa means North of the Panhandle. Divisadero is a focal point for cafés, restaurants and neighborhood nightlife.
Victorian homes and residential blocks balance the energy of the Divisadero corridor, with the Panhandle greenway providing a nearby outdoor reset.
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Divisadero Street and Hayes Street San Francisco CA
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05 / NEIGHBORHOODS
Panhandle neighborhood
Around the Fell & Oak corridor
Explore the residential neighborhood around the Panhandle, with city streets and local life near Golden Gate Park.
Residential streets around Fell and Oak connect daily neighborhood life with the greenery of the Panhandle.
Explore the surrounding residential streets, with connections toward NoPa, Haight-Ashbury and Golden Gate Park.
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Panhandle neighborhood San Francisco CA
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Explore the neighborhood details here, or expand a map below. Destinations are in the surrounding neighborhoods and districts; routes and access vary.
LESS PLANNING. MORE CITY.
Your next stop, beyond the neighborhood.
Geary and Masonic connect this residential pocket to more of San Francisco, whether the day calls for a downtown meeting or an afternoon across town.
Check SFMTA for current stops, service changes and trip times. Office-specific journeys may require a transfer.
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EIGHT STORIES A DIFFERENT PERSPECTIVE.
ROOM TO LOOK UP
Above the familiar roofline.
In a neighborhood shaped largely by lower-rise homes, Anza’s eight-story form offers a distinctive opportunity: living higher within an established residential setting.
Selected upper-level homes may gain a more open outlook over nearby rooftops. Explore each level to find the balance of elevation, layout and outdoor space that suits you.
Find your floor Actual views depend on floor, orientation, surrounding buildings and future development. Rendered outlooks are illustrative; no panoramic, landmark or protected view is promised.
A HOME BASE FOR WHAT COMES NEXT
Build the future. Come home to San Francisco.
For AI researchers, founders, engineers, designers—and anyone shaping their own next chapter—Anza offers a compelling proposition: a small collection of homes, a connected city address and a neighborhood life beyond the screen.
Room to focus. A table for friends. An outdoor reset. A home that fits the rhythm of ambitious days and well-earned evenings.
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WHAT HAPPENS NEXT
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ANZA 230 Anza Street San Francisco, California
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Yes. Save any floors that interest you while exploring, or select them in the waitlist form. You can also choose a preferred residence or leave it as “Still exploring.”
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Anza is approved and under construction, with anticipated completion in spring 2028. The schedule is estimated and may change. Join the waitlist for project updates.
Are the interiors final?+
The interior images illustrate the design direction. Layouts, materials and finishes remain subject to confirmation; final architectural and offering documents govern.