Convenient Studio in the Heart of San Francisco

30-day minimum stay. In a 1929 art deco elevator bldg with historic, secure lobby this studio is comfortable, convenient, renovated w/handsome decor & western views. Hardwood floors, light blocking shades & modern tiled kitchen. Bosch dishwasher, refrigerator w/icemaker, microwave, gas stove w/oven & sunny dining area. Separate bed area from living space. Remodeled bath. 97 walk score. Close to prime shopping areas and a major bus stop in front. Coin laundry in bldg basement & bike storage.

Neighborhood overview: A short, safe walk to prime shopping districts including Fillmore Street, Sacramento Street and Laurel Village. Five major bus lines within walking distance. Downtown is a short bus/taxi ride away. Recreation nearby at the JCC and Presidio Nat'l Park. More than 40 restaurants within the area.

Neighbourhood: Pacific Heights
Property type: Entire condo
Room type: Entire home/apt
Accommodates: 2
Bedrooms: 0
Bathrooms: 1 bath
Beds: 1
Price per night: $104.00
Amenities: GE stainless steel single oven, Hot water kettle, Bathtub, Iron, Elevator, Fire extinguisher, Toaster, Host greets you, Smoke alarm, Luggage dropoff allowed, First aid kit, Bed linens, Cleaning available during stay, Clothing storage: closet and dresser, Bidet, Cleaning products, Hot water, Conditioner, Shower gel, Hair dryer, Ethernet connection, GE gas stove, Laundromat nearby, Paid washer – In building, Dedicated workspace, Bosch refrigerator, Dishwasher, Dishes and silverware, Pioneer sound system with Bluetooth and aux, Long term stays allowed, Hangers, Body soap, Carbon monoxide alarm, Room-darkening shades, Microwave, Cooking basics, Essentials, Wine glasses, City skyline view, Shampoo, 55" HDTV, Freezer, Ceiling fan, Baking sheet, Blender, Fast wifi – 518 Mbps, Radiant heating, Dining table, Books and reading material, Kitchen, Free street parking, Paid dryer – In building

About the host: We like to host dinner parties, travel, walk and enjoy music.  We moved to San Francisco from Phoenix in 1989, and still love it.  As the late SF Chronicle columnist Herb Caen once said, "San Francisco isn't as good as it used to be.  But it's still better than anywhere else!"  We agree.