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$2,900 / 1br - Studio Apartment Unit 606 (pacific heights)
1735 Van Ness Ave., San Francisco, CA 94109
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One bedroom (3 windows) with a walk-in closet. One bathroom with window, lots of storage
Full kitchen/dining area with many storage closets and cabinets and large bright window
Rent controlled
Card Based Wash/Dryer
No animals
Huge shared courtyard
Quiet Building / Cleaners come every week
Elevator and lobby stairs
Trash chute on every from with stairs
Although it is newly renovated, we maintained many charming vintage details - classic bay windows, elegant crown molding. We pay for water, heat, and trash. Renters pay electricity/gas. The building itself is lovely and historically significant, with magnificent neo-gothic details and a very large peaceful courtyard. Built in the 1920s, it retains its original elegance and grace. A prime, central location and classic San Francisco architecture come together in this peaceful, well-maintained building. Head out the door and you're one block from trendy Polk Street shops, restaurants, cafes, wine bars, gyms, and neighborhood conveniences. Whole Foods is a block and a half away, Trader Joe's is four blocks away, and Lafayette Park is two blocks up. You can easily walk to the Marina, Russian Hill, and Pacific Heights. Add ease of access to the entire city--with MUNI at your doorstep and all manner of public transportation nearby, including Bay Area transit and the cable car line--and you have a wonderful place to call home.
Other than deposit which is same as first month, the first month, and $25 application fee, no other fees will be charged during the move in.
PLEASE READ THE DESCRIPTION CAREFULLY
Requirements:
1 Year lease
Rent $2,900 and Security Deposit $2,900
Application Fee $25 - Credit score and background check
This unit is a rental unit subject to the San Francisco Rent Ordinance, which limits evictions without just cause, and which states that any waiver by a tenant of their rights under the Rent Ordinance is void as contrary to public policy.