431 Tehama Street is a distinctive warehouse conversion situated in San Francisco’s South of Market (SoMa) district. Originally built as an industrial structure, the property was transformed by Fougeron Architecture into Tehama Grasshopper, an award-winning example of adaptive reuse recognized with national AIA honors. The building features a modern design within its historic framework, incorporating open volumes, exposed structural elements, and abundant natural light. Architectural highlights include a skylit atrium, premium finishes, and sustainable design elements integrated throughout the conversion. Positioned between 4th and 5th Streets, 431 Tehama offers proximity to Moscone Center and is surrounded by technology firms, creative studios, and boutique businesses. The property benefits from excellent transit connectivity, including easy access to multiple Muni lines, BART stations, and nearby Interstate 80. The neighborhood is recognized for its mix of residential, office, and hospitality uses, with dense amenities including restaurants, cafes, and fitness options within walking distance. The building accommodates low-density users seeking privacy and unique architectural character, with features designed to support creative office, executive live/work, or small team requirements. Parking arrangements are available through nearby garages, with loading access facilitated on site.