888 Fourth Street

888 Fourth Street graces the downtown Santa Rosa skyline with 90 market-rate apartments offering access to all Sonoma County has to offer. This highly amenitized building exemplifies multifamily architecture in an urban setting.

SOPHISTICATED URBAN INFILL

888 Fourth Street is the first substantial housing project in downtown Santa Rosa in decades, and sets the stage for several planned projects focused on urban revitalization. The project was initiated to address the historic nationwide housing crisis impacting the community, exacerbated by devastating wildfires that destroyed hundreds of homes in Santa Rosa. Aligned with the Downtown Station Area Specific Plan adopted by City Council, this multifamily project advances the goal of energizing the downtown core with expanded housing alternatives centered around pedestrian-friendly Courthouse Square.

UNIQUE IDENTITY

The building lobby entrance is marked by a 78-foot tall internally illuminated marquee, a nod to a key tower feature of a nearby historic building. Every unit has a private patio or balcony offering panoramic mountain and city views. Unusual for competiting housing options in the area, two stories of access controlled indoor parking is available to all residents.

OPTIONS AND AMENITIES

Adjacent to the spacious lobby are numerous amenities including a 24-hour fitness center, game room, coffee bar and meeting room. One of the defining features of the project is a 3,500 square foot rooftop sanctuary with a serene zen garden, an open air sky lounge with large screen television, and BBQ kitchens for grilling and dining. For additional details regarding this unique property managed by Greystar, visit their leasing website.

WALKABLE CITY LIVING

888 Fourth Street offers a lively opportunity for an urban living experience in Santa Rosa, with nearby rail and bus hubs, cycling opportunities, and is a gateway to the surrounding wine country and numerous other regional amenities. This prime downtown location provides immediate access to all the necessities of city life with proximity to grocery and convenience stores, restaurants and parks, as well as cultural and entertainment venues.