201-205 9th Street (7085rc)*
205 9th St, San Francisco, CA 94103
Available units
![]() Unit 28 Studio, 1 ba | -- | Now | $1,095 |
What's special
Facts, features & policies
Building Amenities
Community Rooms
- None
Other
- Laundry: Shared
Unit Features
Other
- Freshly Painted And Professionally Cleaned
- Shared Kitchen
Policies
Neighborhood: South of Market
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Getting around
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Living in San Francisco
South of Market, or SoMa, stretches east of downtown across a mostly flat urban grid, with the Bay to the east and the freeway corridors shaping its western edges. Its mix of converted warehouses, newer buildings, galleries and cultural venues reflects a history of industry and redevelopment. The neighborhood includes Yerba Buena Gardens, with lawns, public art and open space, and the San Francisco Museum of Modern Art is nearby; waterfront paths offer room to walk or cycle. Dining ranges from casual cafés to destination restaurants, while coffee shops and bars add activity after dark. Shopping and services cluster along major streets, and transit options include BART, Muni and Caltrain, alongside bike routes and freeway access. For South of Market, the median rent is $4,750 per month, with a typical range of $850 to $30,000.
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Frequently asked questions
201-205 9th Street (7085rc)* has a walk score of 99, it's a walker's paradise.
201-205 9th Street (7085rc)* has a transit score of 100, it's a rider's paradise.
The schools assigned to 201-205 9th Street (7085rc)* include O'Connell (John) High School, Wallenberg (Raoul) Traditional High School, and Burton (Phillip And Sala) Academic High School.
No, but 201-205 9th Street (7085rc)* has shared building laundry.
201-205 9th Street (7085rc)* is in the South of Market neighborhood in San Francisco, CA.
Cats are not allowed. Dogs are not allowed.








