Built in 1921 as bachelor officers' quarters, Building 951 has approximately 11,710 gross square feet on the first and second floors with an additional 7,220 square feet of partial basement and undeveloped attic space. This neoclassic building was constructed of hollow clay tile with an exterior stucco finish. The buildings have high visibility and easy access for car and foot traffic passing along Halleck Street. There is approximately 12,000 SF of space available for lease on 2 floors. Built in 1941, the floor plans are appropriate to office use.
Parking is available close to the building.
Offers will be considered for partial users needing not less than 15,000 square feet. A substantial capital investment will be required as detailed later in this summary. The Main Post is physically dominated by the main parade ground. Its defining features include a row of five brick barracks buildings along Montgomery Street, officer housing along Funston Avenue, a cluster of brick and wood-frame buildings on Halleck Street, and the Presidio Officers Club at the south end of the area. The buildings on the Main Post include former barracks, hospital, offices, warehouses, dormitories, and other support and ancillary buildings that reflect a variety of architectural styles from Colonial Revival to Mediterranean Revival.