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  • 221 Fair Oaks St

    San Francisco, CA 94110

    Apartment building
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    Beautiful blooming private gardenCable readyWalk-in closet
    Super cute, bright and quiet 1 bedroom apartment in 2 unit house between Noe Valley & the Mission. Very quiet and desirable tree lined Fair Oaks Street, between 23rd/24th. Available August 4. Rent-controlled unit. OPEN HOUSE Monday Aug 3, 12-1 pm. Amenities: Limestone countertops in kitchen and bath Original (refinished) hard-wood floors Large shared washer/dryer in garage (free) Beautiful blooming private garden, deck and patio shared with upstairs tenant Windows galore in sunny kitchen - 2 entire walls are windows, looking down over garden! Lots of storage in basement Garage access and storage for bikes Cable ready Walk-in closet Community: 24th St BART just 3 blocks away. Muni even closer. Recycling/trash included in rent Convenient walk to everything in Noe & Mission Owner pays garbage and gardener. Street parking - neighborhood parking sticker available from SFMTA

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    • Hardwood

    Neighborhood: Dolores Heights

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    Walk, Transit & Bike Scores

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    Walker's Paradise
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    Excellent Transit
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    Very Bikeable

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    Based on the latest Zillow data, the average rent across all unit types in San Francisco is currently $4,000 per month. Prices vary by neighborhood, floor plan, and building amenities.

    Rent in San Francisco has increased by $250 month-over-month, according to the latest Zillow rental data.

    The schools assigned to 221 Fair Oaks St include Alvarado Elementary School, Lick (James) Middle School, and Mission High School.

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