Condo in the former Toy Factory, with mobile metal art/workspace, asks $1.04 million

An urban loft in the heart of SoMa returns to the market this week, shortly after it sold in March of last year.

Of particular note here—local artist Kyle Reicher designed and constructed a steel structure that, per the listing, “adds a dramatic focal point” while adding even more living space to the loft. It’s also on wheels and can be moved around on whim.

Featuring one bedroom, two baths, and 1,266 square foot, the unit now features a dramatically difference master bath. The last owners did away with the navy walls and candles galore (take a gander, if curious) in favor of crisp clean white tiles. Quite the improvement

Asking is $1,049,000.

• 1 Rausch, unit D [Estately]
• Dramatic Loft Features (Movable?) Metal Art/Workspace [Curbed SF]
• SoMa [Curbed SF]