8,805 SF Industrial Warehouse, 1985 Construction

Highlights:

• 19’+ clear span ceilings and two at-grade roll-up doors support a wide range of warehousing, manufacturing, or distribution uses
• 8,805 gross building SF — includes 1,815 SF ground-floor office, 4,900 SF warehouse, and 1,610 SF mezzanine office; balance includes restrooms and mechanical/storage areas
• Equipped with 400 Amps of 3 Phase Power
• Flexible PDR-2 Zoning – Allows for a broad mix of industrial, light manufacturing, select commercial uses, and more

Description:

Situated in San Francisco’s Bayview District, 1385 Donner Avenue offers a rare chance to acquire a modern industrial building in a predominantly industrial zone. Originally built in 1985, this property is ideal for owner-users seeking long- term control and operational flexibility.

The 8,805 SF* building features over 19 feet of clear span height, perfectly suited for warehousing, light manufacturing, or specialty trade operations. Two at-grade roll-up doors= ensure efficient loading and delivery access, while the robust 400 Amp / 3 Phase power supply accommodates high-demand industrial needs.

Inside, the property includes approximately 4,900 square feet of warehouse space, 1,815 square feet of ground-level office, and 1,610 square feet of mezzanine office, offering ample room for administrative functions, creative workspace, and a full kitchen to support day-to-day operations.

Zoned PDR-2 (Production, Distribution, and Repair), the building supports a wide variety of industrial uses, and also permits select office, retail, and institutional activities.

With limited modern industrial inventory available in the area, 1385 Donner Avenue presents a compelling opportunity for an owner-user to establish a customized and scalable operation in one of San Francisco’s key industrial hubs.

* Per Architectural Plans

The Bayview District is a vibrant San Francisco district known for bay views and diverse culture. Home to the historic Bayview Opera House, it offers galleries, public art, and community events. The area features parks, nature reserves, and convenient transit access via I-280, Highway 101, and public transportation. Since 2010, 372 housing units have been built, with plans for 10,000 more under the Bayview Hunters Point Area Plan, shaping the district’s rapid growth.