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Amenities and EVERYTHING Included:

• Private Bedrooms
• Common Area Furnishings
• High-Speed Internet
• Cleaning Supplies
• Trash & Recycle
• Sewage
• Water
• Gas
• Electricity
• Smart TV
• Washing Machine
• Monthly Cleaners

More Things Included:

• Toilet Paper/Paper Towels
• Laundry Detergent/Dryer Sheets
• Dish Soap

Additional Services Included:

• Professional Maintenance
• Key Replacements

About the Home

• 2nd Floor
• Inner Richmond
• 6 Beds / 2.5 Bath

This home offers 6 bedrooms and 2.5 shared bathrooms. The living room is a warm, inviting space with stylish decor. Hardwood floors add classic beauty, while a modern seating area, including a dark sofa with patterned pillows and two cozy armchairs, offers comfort. A soft, patterned rug ties the furniture together. The fireplace with a white mantel and colorful mosaic tiles serves as the room's focal point. Large windows and a modern floor lamp provide plenty of light, enhancing the room's airy feel. Neutral walls and abstract art complement the space, which also features a flat-screen TV sits on a low, simple stand with storage space underneath, fitting neatly into the room. The kitchen is a long, narrow space with light-colored tile flooring and warm wooden cabinets. On the right side, the dark countertop is lined with essential kitchen items like a knife block, cutting boards, and a microwave. The far end features a modern stainless steel refrigerator and dishwasher. There is a dark wooden dining table with black chairs adds a contemporary touch. A small plant on the table and abstract art on the white walls bring some life and color to the space. The washer and dryer area is next to the kitchen, featuring large windows that let in plenty of natural light, along with two trash bins for convenience.

About the Neighborhood:

Inner Richmond, positioned between the Presidio and Golden Gate Park, is an under-the-radar, mainly residential neighborhood with a multicultural makeup. Clement Street’s concentration of dim sum joints has earned it the nickname New Chinatown, but casual Burmese, Thai, and Vietnamese restaurants also line the blocks, along with independent shops. The area is sprinkled with several Russian eateries and Irish pubs.