Hayes Valley has become the center of gravity for San Francisco's AI scene and this David Baker designed 5th-floor studio puts you in the middle of it, no car required. 347 square feet of intelligent design: an expansive west-facing window pulls light through the home, and every inch works harder than its footprint suggests. The kitchen is specified like a larger home Bertazzoni induction cooktop and oven, Bosch dishwasher, Blomberg refrigerator, Moen stainless sink, quartz counters, custom cabinetry. Kohler tub and Grohe fixtures in the bath. In-unit Miele washer and dryer, because laundromat runs are not a good use of a Saturday. Built in 2016 and architecturally uncompromising. A Corten steel gate opens into a private feng-shui-compliant courtyard, then into a building with interiors by Charles De Lisle: a flexible work-and-lounge space for days you'd rather not be at your desk, two bike rooms, elevator, and a rooftop terrace with four seating areas, a full BBQ setup with grill, counter space, and sink all under a direct view of City Hall's dome. It is the best conference room in the neighborhood. Outside, the city is walkable: Civic Center Plaza in 7 minutes, the Painted Ladies and Alamo Square in 15, FiDi a 16-minute drive. Come see how much home 347 sq ft can be.