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TREASURE ISLAND - A BRIEF HISTORY AND A LOOK TO THE FUTURE
As the host of the 1939 Golden Gate International Exposition, Treasure Island's 403 acres is one of the world's largest man-made island. When the U.S. entered WWII, Treasure Island was converted to a U.S. naval base. In the 1990's with many military base closures, Treasure Island was returned to the city of San Francisco for reuse. Under the auspices of the Treasure Island Development Authority, the John Stewart Company manages over 600 homes, composed of 2, 3 and 4 bedroom units.
The city of San Francisco currently has plans for a far-reaching program for development of the island which will include homes for around 30,000 residents, commercial and retail spaces.
PRIVATE, SPACIOUS, AFFORDABLE LIVING
The Villages at Treasure Island includes a community of approximately 600 town homes and flats which are surrounded by plenty of open space and large front yards. Most homes include large, private patios and enclosed rear yards. Playgrounds and parks are situated throughout Treasure Island. Spacious and fully-featured two, three, and four bedroom plans offer large kitchens, ample living and dining rooms, over-sized wardrobe closets and storage space. Washer and dryer hookups are standard features in all of the units. Most flats include an enclosed garage and guest parking is available. Rent includes gas and electricity, water and sewer as well as trash removal.
OPPORTUNITIES FOR DISCOVERY AND CONVENIENCE
Relax in the park with breathtaking views of San Francisco's cityscape. Enjoy the breeze and watch the boats sail by. Residents can walk or bike along the islands shoreline. 24/7 muni bus service serves commuters. Children, ages 6 through 12, can participate in the Boys and Girls Club of America's activities throughout the year. And, the Clipper Cove Marina offers boat slips, if you have a boat to dock.
Location. Features. Amenities. Views. Villages At Treasure Island. The Bay Area's most coveted place to call home. |
