340 Fremont Apartments

• 2 Bedroom B

  • 2 bed
  • ·
    2 bath
  • ·
    1011 sqft

  $4,755+

  1

  Starting at

  Unit available

  

  • Unit 410

    Available now

    $4,755

• 2 Bedroom P

  • 2 bed
  • ·
    2 bath
  • ·
    1135 sqft

  $5,177+

  2

  Starting at

  Units available

  

  • Unit 1609

    Avail. 12/10/2024

    $5,177

  • Unit 2109

    Avail. 12/13/2024

    $5,733

• 2 Bedroom U

  • 2 bed
  • ·
    2 bath
  • ·
    1505 sqft

  $5,865+

  1

  Starting at

  Unit available

  

  • Unit 102

    Available now

    $5,865

• 2 Bedroom R

  • 2 bed
  • ·
    2 bath
  • ·
    1185 sqft

  $5,821+

  1

  Starting at

  Unit available

  

  • Unit 2406

    Avail. 12/14/2024

    $5,821

• 2 Bedroom H

  • 2 bed
  • ·
    2 bath
  • ·
    1186 sqft

  $6,963+

  1

  Starting at

  Unit available

  

  • Unit 4007

    Avail. 12/13/2024

    $6,963

• 2 Bedroom A with Terrace

  • 2 bed
  • ·
    2 bath
  • ·
    1011 sqft

  $4,810+

  1

  Starting at

  Unit available

  

  • Unit 210

    Available now

    $4,810

Property details

340 Fremont Apartments is an exclusive, brand new apartment community, unmatched in the city of San Francisco. Designed by the world-renowned Handel Architects, this 40-story tower is a crisp new addition to the city skyline and represents the ultimate in luxury urban living. 340 Fremont is punctuated by inspiring design themes and amenities. Interior tones purposefully evoke California living, from wine country to the coast. The 24-hour concierge, rooftop terrace, intimate resident lounges and state-of-the art fitness center deliver a resort-level experience commensurate with luxury urban living. Located in the rapidly emerging The East Cut neighborhood, 340 Fremont residents are steps away from the Embarcadero, Financial District and South Beach, and have direct freeway access to the Bay Bridge and Silicon Valley. This apartment is subject to the San Francisco Rent Ordinance, which limits evictions without just cause, and which states that any waiver by a tenant of their rights under the Rent Ordinance is void as contrary to public policy.