650 Lake

650 Lake St., #7 is bright, modern and spacious 1-bedroom, 1-bathroom apartment and is the perfect place to call home. Step inside and be greeted by a stylish and contemporary living space. The walls of floor-to-ceiling sliding glass windows in both the bedroom and the living space flood the apartment with an abundance of natural light, providing a bright and inviting ambiance, while also allowing plenty of fresh air into the unit. The large balcony is directly accessible from both the bedroom and the living space, and allows for stunning views of Mountain Lake Park. The unit boasts beautiful new light colored wood flooring throughout. The open-concept layout seamlessly connects the living, dining, and kitchen areas, creating a perfect space for entertaining or simply relaxing after a long day, and offers enough space for a desk as well. The well-appointed kitchen boasts full-size modern appliances (dishwasher, oven/stove with hood vent & refrigerator), sleek countertops and plenty of storage space. The adjacent dining space can easily accommodate a large dining table. The bedroom is large enough for a king size bed, and features a wall of floor-to-ceiling sliding glass windows. It also has a large double-door closet. The hall bathroom is elegantly designed, featuring a bathtub/shower combination with handheld shower head, as well as a large vanity and additional storage cabinet. There is also a large double door closet with two hanging rods in the entry, as well as another closet with shelving for linens and cleaning supplies just outside the bathroom. The secure property itself offers the convenience of an on-site laundry facility, making chores a breeze. LOCATION: INNER RICHMOND Just south of the Presidio, Slow Lake Street runs for 28 blocks through the Richmond. Once San Francisco's first bike lane, Lake Street quickly became one of San Francisco's first Slow Streets in 2020. It connects two other Slow StreetsSlow 23rd Avenue and Slow Clay Streetand is a critical link in the city's active transportation network. With its prime location, at 750 Lake Street you'll be just moments away from a variety of dining, shopping, and entertainment options. Explore the vibrant neighborhood and discover all that San Francisco has to offer. Immediately adjacent to the property is the picturesque Mountain Lake Park. Walk or jog along the lake, or try the built-in fitness circuit. This lakeside retreat offers picnic spots, basketball half-court, four tennis courts, and a popular off-leash dog play area. Children enjoy the sand-floor playground with slides, swings and a climbing structure. The covered picnic pavilion can be reserved for birthday parties and other events. Mountain Lake itself is a unique jewel in the Presidio. It's one of San Francisco's last surviving natural lakes and the only natural lake in the entire 80,000-acre Golden Gate National Recreation Area. Pack a picnic and hang with the family on a lakeside bench, or bring your binoculars for a water wildlife safari on the lake's south side. There are 65 bird species that visit the lake before continuing their journey along the "migratory superhighway" from Alaska to South America. Many people come just to enjoy a peaceful stroll, and a new city playground is just steps away. With its unbeatable location, modern design, and array of amenities, 650 Lake St is the perfect place to call home to experience the very best of city living. DETAILS: Bed: 1 Bath: 1 Deposit: One Months Rent Lease Term: 12 months Utilities: water & garbage included Amenities: shared balcony, elevator in building Parking Included Laundry: in building REQUIREMENTS: -650+ credit score -Income of at least 2.5x the monthly rent -Positive references -Pets Considered! CONTACT: Brooks Jett- Leasing Agent CalDRE# 02195355 Structure Properties, Inc. 3727 Buchanan Street, Floor 4, San Francisco, CA 94123 CalDRE# 01961414 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.