Our Property
OVERVIEW
155 Montgomery is an historic architectural gem located on a bustling corner of San Francisco’s financial district steps away from public transportation and a wide variety of amenities. With relatively small floor plates and the rare advantage of operable windows, fresh air and natural light pour into every suite creating the optimum environment for health and well-being. Recently renovated spaces feature unobstructed floor plans, exposed brick, well-appointed kitchens and a mix of team collaboration areas. The creative spaces feature high open ceilings, while the more traditional suites feature an acoustic drop ceiling. Beautifully refreshed executive offices are also available.
HISTORY
Built as the Alexander Building in 1921 by the estate of railroad magnet and member of the legendary Big Four, Charles Crocker, the building was one of the first “skyscrapers” to grace the San Francisco skyline and was named for Crocker’s daughter, Harriett Crocker Alexander. The Crocker Estate Company commissioned famed architect Lewis Parsons Hobart, whose other noteworthy landmarks include Grace Cathedral and the Academy of Sciences in Golden Gate Park. One of the most celebrated architects of his time, Hobart was renowned for his mastery of the gothic style. He was applauded by the press for the Alexander Building’s graceful composition, and elegant details which include arched openings, terracotta adornments, signature quatrefoil medallions and ornamental ironwork.
LOCATION
155 Montgomery is located at the intersection of Montgomery and Bush Streets. The building is one block from the Montgomery BART station, a quick walk from the Ferry Building, and with bus stops nearby, public transportation is a breeze. Peet’s Coffee and Bowl’D Acai are located in the ground floor promenade and the street-scape is alive with countless restaurants, health clubs and shopping options, all of which make the neighborhood buzz with energy!
