Private Bedroom with Bath & Walk-In Closet in Luxury 2BR/2BA Condo $2,500/month (Available July) Live in a bright and modern high-rise condo in one of San Francisco's most desirable waterfront neighborhoods. Located on 7th floor, this south-facing 2BR/2BA unit features floor-to-ceiling windows in the living area, a private balcony, and 3-ft ceilings that flood the space with natural light. You'll be renting the secondary bedroom, with your own full bathroom and an extra spacious walk-in closet perfect for someone who values privacy and storage. The bedroom is unfurnished, and you'll share an airy, sunlit living room and an open gourmet kitchen with stainless steel appliances and a breakfast bar with one clean, respectful female roommate. The unit also includes in-unit laundry and one parking space (parking space is of extra cost of $75) 88 King is a full-service luxury condo building located across the street from the South Beach Marina. The building offers luxurious resort-style amenities, including a heated outdoor pool and spa, a sun deck with a full BBQ, a fire pit, and heat lamps. Residents also enjoy a private fitness center, conference room, business center, and entertainment room. The location is unbeatable: Steps from the Muni station. Across the street from the Embarcadero waterfront and Oracle Park. Short walk to Ferry Building, Mission Bay and Caltrain Station. 10-minute walk to Safeway & Gus's Market; 8-minute drive to Costco. Near tech companies such as Cloudflare, Lyft, Pinterest, Scale AI. Walkable to Uber, OpenAI, UCSF, Salesforce Tower, Google SF, Meta SF, Anthropic and more. Looking for a clean, responsible female roommate (no pets, non-smoking). Rent is $2,500/month + shared utilities and internet. Minimum 6-month lease; 12-month preferred. Looking for a clean, responsible female roommate (no pets, non-smoking, no drugs).
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