340 Baker Street

This unit is rich in color and design. Beautiful hard wood floors, oak cabinets and stainless-steel appliances! Building has state of the art security cameras! WELCOME TO NOPA - Known for the history of being the origin of the hippie counterculture, it still holds some of the historical roots that keep it in place. A neighborhood near the narrow east strip of Golden Gate Park that has hip cafes, quirky shops, and colorful Victorians. Its diverse collection of restaurants, bars, shops, and surrounding parks makes the neighborhood unique and easily accessible. Nearby, Alamo Square Park offers impressive views of the city skyline and a row of classic Victorians known as the Painted Ladies. The Urban School of San Francisco located in Haight Ashbury for higher education learning. A traditional grocer for the area is the Haight Street Market. Selling fresh produce, meats, cheeses, wines and other fine foods from the surrounding areas. Haight Ashbury has seen the time change and shows its real roots as you walk down the streets. Zazie caters to those that would like a beautiful brunch atmosphere on their large outdoor patio. APARTMENT DETAILS: Address: 340 Baker St #1, San Francisco CA 94117 Neighborhood: NOPA Bedrooms: 2 Bathrooms: 1 Floor: 1st of 3 floors, ground level, street facing unit Kitchen: Stove, Fridge, and Dishwasher Utilities: Water and Garbage included Parking space available for $225/mo. Storage locker available for $50/mo. Laundry: In-Unit W/D Hardwood Floors No pets No Smoking REQUIREMENTS: In person viewing of unit required before applying Credit: Good Standing Income: 3x the Rent Guarantors Accepted Security Deposit Required Application Fee: $45 per applicant Lease Terms: Annual TO VIEW THIS UNIT PLEASE CONTACT: Leasing Department Professionally Managed by Chandler Properties *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.*