This 14th-floor residence boasts gorgeous hardwood floors, upscale appliances, floor-to-ceiling windows, high ceilings and expansive views from every room.

The home is flooded with light and features three view bedrooms, one a master suite, two generous baths, an outdoor patio and air conditioning.

Upgrades include custom closets, custom window treatments and in-residence washer/dryer. This fantastic, amenity-rich building offers world-class pool, clubroom, business center, theater, gym and so much more – all without the big HOA dues.

Large one-car parking, private storage room and more! Moments to UCSF, AT&T Ballpark, the new Warriors Stadium, downtown, shuttles, transit, shops, cafes and so much more in this hip, coveted neighborhood!

Address: 480 Mission Bay Blvd N, Unit 1405, San Francisco, CA 94158

Price: Upon Request

Bedrooms: 3

Bathrooms: 2

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For more information, contact Rachel Swann at 415-225-7743 or Rachel.Swann@TheAgencyRE.com

Rachel Swann is the exclusive agent representing the Nob Hill/Noe Valley/Russian Hill, San Francisco, real estate market as a member of the Haute Residence Real Estate Network. View all of her listings here.

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With her home wrecked by Woods’ well-publicized infidelity, she understandably did what any jilted person with a $100 million divorce settlement would do—she wrecked a home, too. But this time, the wrecking ball was to clear a path for her new life—and her new home in North Palm Beach, Florida.

Tiger Wood's ex wife Elin Nordegren bought a $12.2 million property with her divorce settlement, bulldozed it and built this upgraded nine-bedroom mansion from scratch.

Nordegren bulldozed the historic oceanfront mansion she bought in 2011 for $12.2 million (with the divorce settlement cash) and virtually built an upgraded, luxurious version of the same home. Why? According to People magazine, an architect and structural engineer suggested it made more sense (economically and structurally) to rebuild the home from scratch to bring the 1920s-built residence up to modern hurricane safety standards.

Prior to demolition, Nordegren charitably offered up the home and its contents (cabinets, fixtures, hardware, etc. totaling tens of thousands of dollars) for Habitat for Humanity. The removal of windows uncovered termite and carpenter ant damage to the 90-year-old mansion. Perhaps the home, crumbling from the inside out, was metaphor for Nordegren’s life at the time. You can’t fix a disintegrating house. Time to start over. Nordegren reportedly spent in excess of $20 million between the original residence and the rebuilt mansion, not counting a guest house secured during renovation.

Nordegren's lush property includes a large swimming pool and a cabana.

Nordegren's landscaped green with two bunkers.

According to recorded blueprints, Nordegren’s new nine-bedroom digs in the gated community of Seminole Landing boasts eight bathrooms, a 1,182-square-foot kitchen, a 1,000-square-foot master bedroom with Atlantic Ocean views, a state-of-the-art 1,102-square-foot gym, and a stadium-seating theater in the basement.

The 21,000-square-foot mansion also features a cedar-shake roof, French doors, a wine room, great room, family room, library and kids' playroom. Outdoor highlights include a swimming pool, a cabana, a Koi pond, and a putting green with two bunkers. Presumably the bunkers aren’t meant to trap bad golfers (or golfers who behave badly) but rather serve as a buffer to keep them away (you know who we mean...and he hates bunkers). Nordegren was an au pair for professional golfer and fellow Swede Jesper Parnevik and his wife, who admittedly regretted introducing her to Woods.

Elin Nordegren and Tiger Woods during a happier moment at the 2006 Ryder Cup in Ireland.

Now Nordegren is charting a new course in life—family, home, and even graduating with psychology degree from Rollins College in Orlando. Life on the golf course is filled with hazards. Nordegren negotiated those hazards with class. Judging from her new mansion, we suspect she still plays golf. She may rest easier knowing that while she’s making putts on her home green, her ex is consistently missing them on major championship greens. But then again, she has a major home course advantage.

Post Tiger Woods, Nordegren pursued and received her college degree in psychology.

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