1010 GRANT AVE 34

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Located in iconic Chinatown on Grant Avenue and within a few minute's walking distances to the Financial District and North Beach. The building is well maintained and kept clean. There are washers and dryers on each floor. This studio unit was remodeled within the last few years.

1010 Grant Avenue has a walk score of 100/100 and a transit score of 96/100. It's close to public transportation, restaurants, grocery stores, schools, parks and has neighborhood amenities such as:

-7 min public transit/2 min bike/9 min walk to Downtown SF
-2 blocks from Financial district and North Beach
-10 min drive to Fisherman's Wharf, Ghirardelli Square & SF Maritime National Historical Park

-Utilities included: Water & Garbage
-Amenities: Laundry in building

KITCHEN:
Stone countertop with under-mount stainless steel sink
Subway tiles on the backsplash
Moen one handle kitchen faucet
Satin nickel cabinet door knobs
GE 15.5 cu ft top freezer refrigerator

APPLIANCES:
24" stainless range hood with lights
24" electric cooktop

BATHROOM:
Moen sink faucet
Panasonic exhaust fan
30" vanity with granite top with under-mount sink

FLOORING:
Hardwood Veneer
3 1/4" baseboard

Qualifications:
650+ credit score
Gross monthly income of 2.5x the monthly rent
Positive references

Rebekah Cook - Leasing Agent
CalDRE# 02195355

Structure Properties, Inc.
3727 Buchanan Street, Floor 4, San Francisco, CA 94123
www.structureproperties.com
CalDRE#02237175

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.


"Famous for being the largest Chinatown outside of Asia, San Francisco’s Chinatown is a vibrant neighborhood teeming with cultural offerings. Nestled between Nob Hill and the Financial District, Chinatown is one of the top destinations in the city for its fantastic sights, shopping, and dining.

Grant Avenue and Stockton Street are the neighborhood’s main thoroughfares, each touting rows of dim sum spots, bakeries, tea houses, cafes, markets, and specialty stores. Some of Chinatown’s most notable landmarks include the Dragon’s Gate, the Chinese Historical Society of America, and Tin How Temple.

Chinatown residents enjoy an array of lively, year-round events, such as the Chinese Culture Center Spring Festival, Autumn Moon Festival, and the popular Chinese New Year Festival and Parade. The neighborhood’s central locale affords residents easy commutes and travels."

-Apartments.com

Water & Garbage