Cozy studio in San Francisco

Spacious studio with private entrance in the SF Portola neighborhood. The studio is 3 blocks from the muni stop (bus #8/9) that takes you to downtown SF.
6-min walk to John McLaren Park.
<15min car ride from SFO airport and <30min car ride from OAK airport.
Cozy and comfortable with a full-sized bed, sofa, dining table/workspace. Kitchen includes amenities such as convection stove, coffee maker, microwave, refrigerator, and toaster.
STREET PARKING ONLY
NO SMOKING ($100 fee)

Neighborhood overview: The neighborhood is quiet and mostly residential. The closest commercial area is along San Bruno Ave (between Bacon and Silver Ave) about few stops by bus.
Street parking is available in the neighborhood. Please take note that street parking could be difficult to find in the evening and night after work hours. Most of our guest can find parking within a few blocks and it’s safe to park at night.
NOTE: As with any big cities, there are petty crimes everywhere. DO NOT leave any visible items in your car when parked to avoid window break in. This is not just for night parking, but also when traveling in and around San Francisco.

Neighbourhood: Visitacion Valley
Property type: Entire home
Room type: Entire home/apt
Accommodates: 2
Bedrooms: 0
Bathrooms: 1 bath
Beds: 1
Price per night: $69.00
Amenities: Central heating, Private entrance, Coffee, Refrigerator, Free washer – In building, Toaster, Smoke alarm, Luggage dropoff allowed, Coffee maker: drip coffee maker, First aid kit, Bed linens, Clothing storage: closet, Hot water, Conditioner, Shower gel, Hair dryer, Dedicated workspace, Self check-in, TV, Hangers, Body soap, Free dryer – In building, Room-darkening shades, Carbon monoxide alarm, Microwave, Cooking basics, Essentials, Shampoo, Freezer, Dining table, Dishes and silverware, Lockbox, Kitchen, Wifi

About the host: I've been retired for a few years now. I spend my time taking walks in McLaren Park and gardening in my long front yard. I have a studio guest unit that I would love to share with travelers visiting San Francisco.