Please contact agent to schedule a showing or with any questions. Thank you! For Rent: 867 Fell St. Apartment C, San Francisco, CA 94117 Please come view this lovely remodeled apartment located in San Francisco's Lower Haight. Great location near Alamo Square Park and Haight St. and within walking distance to the restaurants and shops in Hayes Valley and NOPA. Apartment C is located on the third floor of a former Queen Anne Victorian Mansion. It features high, 10+ ft. ceilings, period detailing, and hardwood flooring. Unit was fully remodeled in 2011 and features a new kitchen, bathroom, and comes pre-wired. Remodeled kitchen includes stone countertops and built in washing machine/dryer, dishwasher, gas range, refrigerator, and hood. Building's common areas were also fully remodeled and has a shared roof deck w/ wet bar featuring panoramic views of the city. (unit was previously staged for photos. This rental is being offered unfurnished) - $3900 /mo. rent - $3900 security deposit - 1 year lease - tenant pays gas and electricity - no smoking in unit - cats ok Applications will be available at the showing. Applicants are required to submit: - The completed and signed rental application (all proposed occupants age 18 or older must complete a rental application) - provide written proof of income (copies of paystubs, statements of earnings, etc.) - provide credit information. $33 application fee includes the cost of a credit report. Gross monthly income requirement of 3x the monthly rent. Agent: Jacob Klestoff DRE#: 01883910 Office: West & Praszker Realtors, Inc. 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. 1 year lease tenant pays PG&E unfurnished rental
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