Seize The Bay… at 999 Green
high above one of san francisco’s most storied neighborhoods, this northwest corner residence at 999 green crowns russian hill with breathtaking, cinematic views and refined modern design. reimagined by acclaimed san francisco designer tineke triggs, the home was thoughtfully transformed to frame its extraordinary panoramas of the golden gate bridge, alcatraz island, and the shimmering san francisco bay. by day, blue water and endless sky energize the interiors; by night, the city glows in a peaceful, glittering display.
two dramatic walls of floor-to-ceiling glass flood the home with natural light and open to welcome fresh bay breezes. wide-plank flooring, bespoke wall treatments, curated lighting, and finely crafted finishes create a warm yet sophisticated aesthetic throughout.
the oversized chef’s kitchen is anchored by a striking stone-clad waterfall island with generous counter seating—ideal for casual mornings or lively gatherings. top-of-the-line appliances, wine refrigeration, custom cabinetry, and sculptural drop pendants combine beauty with performance. the dining area sits gracefully between the kitchen and the view-centered living room, forming an effortless open layout designed for both grand entertaining and intimate evenings at home.
the primary suite is a serene retreat suspended above the bay, with a full glass wall capturing iconic alcatraz views. its spa-inspired bath features stone finishes, a custom vanity with backlit mirror, a glass-enclosed shower, and a spacious walk-in closet. a tailored guest bedroom also enjoys the sweeping outlook, with a sliding pocket door that artfully borrows the golden gate vista.
radiant heat, abundant storage, and layered lighting enhance comfort and livability.
the summit at 999 green is a landmark mid-century high-rise designed by modernist bay area architect joseph eichler. residents enjoy a 24-hour attended, odada-designed lobby, parking, storage, on-site management, and a beautifully appointed outdoor plaza—an elevated lifestyle at the very pinnacle of russian hill.
