Available now – 1808 Wedemeyer Street, private office suites, beautiful move-in ready spaces in the Presidio. This historic (circa 1932) Georgian Revival style structure was built as a dormitory to house nurses who worked at the neighboring Public Health Service Hospital. The building has been renovated for modern, multi-tenant office use.

Multiple office configurations are available for lease. Shared common areas include non-exclusive conference rooms and kitchenettes, a ground level shared bicycle storage room and shower. Most suites have views of the nearby Mountain Lake and the Southern Wilds of the Presidio. 1808 Wedemeyer Street is near El Polín Spring, the Lobos Valley Overlook, the Presidio Golf Course, the Tennessee Hollow watershed, and Baker Beach.​

Available on the first floor:

Available on the second floor:

Available on the third floor:

Multiple suites may be leased together for larger requirements.

Tours are available by appointment. Please contact a Leasing staff member for more information and to schedule a site visit, leasing@presidiotrust.gov or (415) 561-5335.

Tenant expenses include parking, insurance, telecom and data. Basic office utilities and Service District Charge (SDC) are included in monthly rent in the first year of tenancy. SDC is a reimbursement to the Trust for a portion of municipal services such as police, fire, and emergency services, and road and other infrastructure maintenance. Tenant pays a pro rata share of any increase in building's operating expenses after first year of occupancy.

The Presidio Trust welcomes interest from the real estate brokerage community. $2.00/RSF per year (up to $14/RSF) for each year of the initial term to procuring broker, payable half 30 days after lease execution and half 30 days after occupancy. Procuring requirements include, but are not limited to, the following:
Broker must accompany the clients on the initial visit to the Presidio;
Broker must provide written confirmation of an agreement between broker and tenant;
Broker must have a continuing involvement in the transaction.

The Trust leases commercial space within the Presidio, a national park. Pets, emotional support animals, comfort or other therapy animals which are not considered service animals by the American Disability Act (ADA) are not allowed in commercial spaces. Service animals trained to aid a person with a specific disability per the ADA are allowed in the Presidio’s commercial buildings.

The Presidio is home to a wide variety of commercial tenants. A proposing entity must meet minimum requirements to enter into a lease with the Presidio Trust. A corporate entity must be registered with the California Secretary of State. Proof of financial wherewithal to fulfill the financial obligations in the lease is also required, as lease underwriting. Low traffic, low impact tenants are preferred for Presidio spaces.

The Public Health Service District is located in the southwest quadrant of the Presidio near the 14th Avenue Gate at Lake Street. Its history dates from the 1870s when a marine hospital was built here to serve international sailors. In 1921 the original wood-frame buildings were replaced by a gracious 36-acre campus that included a main hospital building, nurses’ quarters and support buildings.

1808 Wedemeyer Street was the first registered historic building in San Francisco to be gold certified in the LEED-CS (Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design – Core and Shell) category as awarded by the U.S. Green Building Council.

Today the district hosts a lively mix of homes, workplaces, and cultural destinations with the park’s wild southern hills as the backdrop. The Public Health Service District is recognized as a “green neighborhood” by the U.S. Green Building Council’s new LEED-ND (Neighborhood Development program) certification. It may be the first LEED-ND neighborhood in the country that is also a part of a National Historic Landmark District.

1808 Wedemeyer Street is located near Muni bus lines and is the first stop on the PresidiGo Around the Park Shuttle which connects to the PresidiGo Downtown Shuttle route. The building is conveniently located near Highway 1 with easy access to the Golden Gate Bridge. Metered parking is available beside the building.

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