Stylish, Bright Comfy Condo - Van Ness Corridor

Tastefully furnished, stylish, spacious condo with a southwest-facing cityscape and Twin Peak's view. In the cultural heart of SF. Walk to the Symphony, the Ballet and the Opera house. Nearby to Japan Town and the trendy Hayes Valley - known for its boutique shopping and fine dining. Proximity to Whole Foods and TraderJoe's for grocery shopping. CPMC medical facility within a few blocks. The location is a commuter's dream. Walkable. Ease of access to public transportation and highway arteries.

Neighborhood overview: Central SF. On the Van Ness corridor. Bus line out front. Easy access into downtown proper and highway arteries close by. Near the newly built CPMC. Walking distance to SF Ballet and the Davis Symphony hall.

Neighbourhood: Downtown/Civic Center
Property type: Entire rental unit
Room type: Entire home/apt
Accommodates: 2
Bedrooms: 1
Bathrooms: 1 bath
Beds: 2
Price per night: $127.00
Amenities: Iron, Refrigerator, Coffee maker, Dryer, Host greets you, Smoke alarm, Outdoor furniture, Outdoor dining area, Hot water, Hair dryer, Heating, Dedicated workspace, TV, Long term stays allowed, Hangers, Carbon monoxide alarm, BBQ grill, Essentials, Washer, City skyline view, Shampoo, Dishes and silverware, Kitchen, Wifi

About the host: 'Not all who wander are lost.' I love this quote. 
I am that wanderer, incredibly lucky to be infected with the passion and audacity to travel often and solo. 
I was born and raised in San Francisco. I am a native. I love my city. I’ve watched it evolve. But I have also left it many times in my youth. I’ve left it to study abroad in France. Best decision of my college life! I backpacked solo around western Europe. 
I’ve left SF when I was in the military and stationed around our country. I’ve also driven as far north as Niagara Falls.
Career wise, I’ve spent over a decade in property management and rentals. I'm also a realtor. As a hobby, I write as often as possible, a pen and notebook on me at all times.
I am cursed with this blessing of being unceasingly interested in people. I love meeting people. I love hearing stories. And I love writing them. 
As I review my life’s experiences, I’ve come upon one very simple realization, that proclaimed secret of success. It is merely this: ‘Say what you will do and do what you will say.’
The prolific Seth Godin, talented blogger said creativity isn’t the most important part. What counts is being able to ship! Ship on time. And ship again. And again. And again.