Built in 1932 as the Field-Ernst Envelope Factory and converted in 1996, The Tehama Lofts stands as one of Yerba Buena's most distinctive loft conversions. Residence 105 offers a rare private street entrance directly on Tehama and approximately 1,566 square feet of flexible live/work space. A two-story wall of windows brings natural light into the main level. The original concrete floors carry a warm, stained finish, reflecting the building's industrial past and connecting the space to its history. The industrial kitchen features stainless steel countertops, a gas cooktop, and glass-front cabinetry, framed by a corrugated metal ceiling and opening directly onto the main living and dining space. A concrete and steel staircase leads up to an expansive open mezzanine level, defined by dark wood floors and offering flexible space for a bedroom, lounge, or home office. The bathroom is finished with white subway tile and a stainless steel floating vanity, with exposed metal shelving doubling as storage and design detail. A separate walk-in closet houses a stacked washer and dryer. Forced air heat and 1-car parking complete the home. Steps from Yerba Buena Gardens, Oracle Park, museums, dining, shopping, transit and SoMa's tech corridor, this is a piece of San Francisco's industrial history positioned at the intersection of culture and innovation.