191 Frederick St APT 34, San Francisco, CA 94117

Fully renovated top floor 1-Bedroom apartment in a beautiful circa 1910 building located in the highly sought-after Cole Valley/Ashbury Heights District of San Francisco! This unit has been renovated with modern updates while preserving the beautiful details of this historic building. Facing west, the spacious living room and bedroom let in plenty of light and are elegantly separated by French doors. Original built-in wood cabinetry in the living room and buffet counter in the dining room provide additional storage with a vintage look. Large bathroom features penny-tiled floor and a deep clawfoot tub to luxuriate in. Gorgeous hardwood floors and intricate crown molding throughout. The amenities for this 29-unit building include a gracious lobby to greet guests, 24/7 laundry room, and onsite manager. Bike room and storage available. This building boasts a Walk Score of 94 - Walker's Paradise! Neighborhood amenities abound with a multitude of restaurants, grocery stores, and shops on Haight Street and in Cole Valley. Close proximity to USF and UCSF Hospital. Explore Golden Gate Park, just a short walk down the hill, or ride your bike to the beach. You can also walk to Divisadero Street shops and restaurants for a change of scenery. Transportation is a breeze with 11 bus stops within 3 blocks, bringing you to many different districts in San Francisco, including the Financial District. The N-Judah train picks up in Cole Valley, just 2 blocks away. Well-behaved cats and dogs are welcome with additional pet deposit and monthly pet rent. Dogs require $500 pet deposit + $50/month pet rent, cats require $300 pet deposit + $25/month pet rent. Breed restrictions may apply, per owner's discretion. Utilities include: Water, Trash, Sewer. Tenant responsible for their own metered gas/electric (PG&E). One year lease required. 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.