Ed U.
3/11/2022
Any greenery is certainly better than none in a park-deprived neighborhood like SoMa, don't you think? There's a new unexpected recreational area that I can only describe as contemporary urban and...
The Parks at 5M
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430 Natoma St
San Francisco, CA 94103
The Parks at 5M is a vibrant and dynamic destination in the heart of San Francisco's SoMa neighborhood. Anchored by the newly constructed 415 Natoma office tower, this Class A building offers modern and efficient office spaces, breathtaking city views, and a generous amount of private green space. On the ground floor, visitors can explore a curated collection of retailers and restaurants, while The Parks at Mary Court provides a central park, children's play area, dog run, and outdoor performance space with year-round programming and special events focused on art, culture, and youth.
For those seeking urban living at its finest, The George offers thoughtfully designed apartment homes with sweeping views. Located just steps away from The Parks at 5M, residents have easy access to a variety of dining options, cultural institutions, local businesses, and a vibrant community with engaging programming and events. Whether you're looking for a place to work, play, or call home, The Parks at 5M is a dynamic destination that offers something for everyone.
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3.54 reviews
Maruko X.
3/31/2025
It's a small city park located in the SoMa neighborhood, with few grass fields and the iconic wind baffle structures. There is a small gated and designated area as an unleash dog park. The...
Brian K.
1/25/2024
The park is lovely and well cared for, but it is not dog friendly. They will yell at you if your dog goes to the bathroom in the park even if you clean up after the dog which of course I always...
Romy I.
9/3/2022
I didn't expect a Public private partnership to turn out so nice! I think it's because they kept the graffiti up and the blue organic sculptures look nice at night without becoming a burning man...
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