1970 Sutter St unit 215

A beautiful, quiet one bedroom loft just steps to shopping and dining in Japan Town. This rear, top floor loft condominium offers comfortable and convenient modern living! The entryway is spacious enough for a home office. The renovated kitchen comes well-equipped with a stainless steel double door refrigerator, dishwasher, microwave and gas range. There is also a convenient full second bathroom on this level for guests. Upstairs the master bedroom is large enough for a king size bed and an en-suite master bath. There is a private roof deck with views of the city and overlooks a garden. One car parking is included with this unit. Key Features: - Approx. Square footage: 1100 - 1 bedroom loft/ 2 bathrooms / Plus private roof deck - Modern kitchen - Hardwood floors throughout - Living room with tall windows - Private laundry in unit - Large bathrooms with tub/shower combo - One car parking included Location: - 1970 Sutter St #215. SF CA - Japan Town - Quiet location in Japan Town, near many restaurants, shops and conveniences! Lease Terms: - One year lease - Security deposit 1.5 x rent - Utilities paid by owner: Water, Trash - Pet Friendly ( $1000 deposit) - Property delivered either furnished or unfurnished - Unit can be rented furnished for additional $175/month - Non-smoking unit - Available Now! Qualifications: - Good credit - Verifiable income = or greater than 3x the rent - Positive Landlord reference(s) Rental listings subject to change at any time. (Agent) believes all information contained herein to be correct but assumes no legal responsibility for the accuracy, any errors, or any omissions in this ad or any syndicated ads on third party websites. Square footage is an estimate only, not an exact measurement. PLEASE NOTE: Visit www.rentalsinsf.com directly for the most current and complete rental listing info. Thank you.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.