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For Sale: 40'x14' Slip - Pier 39 San Francisco

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FOR SALE $4500: Lease-rights to a 40' x 14' upwind double-finger slip in Pier 39, San Francisco. Lease expires 2034 and carries monthly maintenance fees of under $400/mo (for comparison, So Beach Harbor is $687/mo for single-finger 42'; SF Marina is $725/mo for 40' - both have 4+ year waiting lists). It's available now, and is a good hedge against slip fee increases; and you can always re-sell the slip.

Pier 39 Policies HERE including liveaboard, showers, laundry, parking, etc.

Slip E16 is considered one of the best slip locations in Pier 39 because its an upwind slip, its close to land but still has plenty of maneuvering room, and is on the opposite side of Pier 39 from the sea lions and ferry docks which reduces surge.

Pier 39 is an incredible location - a car is truly not needed:
Over 100 shops and restaurants within 10-min walk

Short walk to>
  • BART station
  • South of Market/Giants Stadium
  • Ferry Building/Farmers Market
  • 30-min Uber to SFO or OAK
  • Central Bay access for boating.
PM me with questions!

Peter

E-16 Slip close-up overhead.jpg

E16 40-foot slip in Pier 39 Marina.jpg

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Pier 39 Aerial with GG Bridge.jpg
 
Wish it was a 45. I’m currently in Brisbane.
 
Friend of mine had a boat there until recently- Antares
 
jimdavi said:
Wish it was a 45. I’m currently in Brisbane.
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You may want to look into a 45-foot slip there (standard rental or purchase a lease such as the one I'm selling), though be aware of the surge. We lived in South-of-Market, so right in the City. We avoided Pier 39 for years thinking it was just a tourist trap. We bought the slip thinking we'd cruise our boat and always have a place to keep it when we returned to SF, and could rent the slip in the interim. Slip has been more or less cash-neutral as it rents pretty easily and pays for itself.

We ended up enjoying the Pier 39 area despite the tourist shops. Mixed in are a bunch of nice bar/restaurants with respectable happy hours. We were pleasantly surprised. I guess we were a bit snobby about SF tourist spots.

Peter
 
We had friends who kept a sailboat there. Amazing location, interesting mix of boats.
 
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