The first mid-rise multifamiliy/mixed-use building to grace the downtown Santa Rosa skyline in several decades, offering 108 market-rate apartments to a community starved for housing.

 

SOPHISTICATED URBAN INFILL

Santa Rosa, in concert with communities across California, is in the throes of an historic housing shortage. The situation was exacerbated by the devastating fires, creating a further need for new development projects to gain momentum. Taking cues from other successful infill projects in the Bay Area, 888 4th street is a 7-story, 90,000 sf building which offers an urban living experience not currently available in downtown Santa Rosa.

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UNIQUE IDENTITY

The lobby entrance is marked by a monumental internally-illuminated vertical signage marquee – a tip of the hat to the historic Rosenberg’s Department Store just a few blocks down the street. But make no mistake, this building is not a throwback to a bygone era; it is firmly planted in the present and is designed to accommodate a recent influx of urban dwellers seeking improved connectivity via proximity to work, entertainment and shopping. Elongated bay windows and simplified materials enhance the verticality of the tower façade which sits across Fourth Street from a small urban park.

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OPTIONS AND AMENITIES

The property offers residents a choice of studios, 1- and 2-bedroom and penthouse units, each with its own private balcony. Amenities include an outdoor courtyard, spas, fitness rooms and a spacious 3500 sf roof deck with spectacular views of the Sonoma mountains and downtown. Although residents may opt to not own a vehicle, two levels of parking are provided. On the ground floor a coffee shop activates the Fourth Street sidewalk and invites passersby to mingle with residents.

 

GRACEFUL NEIGHBORHOOD TRANSITION

An elegantly proportioned plaza integrates with adjacent single-story residential buildings and conceals the fact that it is part of a much larger building.

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COMPLETION DATE: Winter 2023