3271 20th St, San Francisco, CA 94110

PROPERTY DESCRIPTION Furnished rental. The Urban Oasis is a semi renovated 1904 Victorian. A perfect blend of classic details like 11 1/2 foot tall ceilings, spacious rooms with natural lighting from 7 foot windows, and modern conveniences. Our property contains a large front room, two bedrooms, kitchen, a long hallway which opens to a foyer for taking off coats and shoes, office, bathroom, laundry room and garden area. Both bedrooms have queen sized beds, full closets, dressers and laundry baskets. All beds are equipped with multiple pillows, extra blankets and extra sheets. The couch in the living room can also be turned into a guest bed as well. Here, you really can have it all. A beautiful bright spacious calming home, including a truly lovely semi wild garden with a barn backing the yard, old fruit trees, succulents, flowers, native bee towers and sculpture, or you can walk out the front door onto 20th St., where within any where between 3 and 10 minutes on foot you can find pretty much anything you desire. You may decide to spend your days exploring everything that San Francisco has to offer, or you may want to unwind at home where there is everything you could expect from a full kitchen set up and a fully appointed home. All flooring is original soft wood. The entire home is fully furnished, decorated beautifully and thoughtfully. Clean lines and lovely carpets. Books to enjoy. All of the original one of a kind artwork which has been made by bay area artists. Paintings, works on paper, colleges as well as several vintage paint by numbers. In the garden, its hard to believe your in the middle of the city. Features: Soft wood floors. Patio, Lovely garden, Central heating, Internet Wi-Fi, HDTV, No smoking property inside. Back yard smoking fine. Just use ashtrays. Kitchen: Refrigerator, Freezer, Microwave, Oven, Electric Tea pot, French press coffee pot, Toaster, Stainless Pots Pans, Glassware, Dishes for four, extra available. Flatware, Cooking utensils, Full set of knives, Pyrex, Cookie sheets, Tupperware. Oven mitts, dish towels, paper towels. Bedrooms: Both have queen size beds, two pillows, two sets of sheets per room, two comforters per room. These are synthetic pillows and comforters, but nice. Chest of drawers, Full closets, Laundry baskets, wooden hangers. A chair. Front room: Couch, two chairs, pillows, side tables, large coffee table, floor lamps, flat screen, book case with books. Office: Desk, chair, bookcase. Bathroom: Old style clawfoot tub with shower, two full sets of white towels, bath mat. Non-slip mat for inside tub. Hair drier. Toilet paper Laundry room: Washer / drier, stainless steal table for folding cloths, stainless steal storage rack, Iron, Ironing board, broom/dusty tray, recycling container Backyard: Table w/ two chairs. LOCATION DESCRIPTION Neighborhood: The Mission. The Mission is perhaps the trendiest diverse neighborhood San Francisco. It is a mix of families whom have lived in the Mission for years, tech employees, hipsters, and artists. This neighborhood gives you a friendly and interesting view to a true cross section of the city. Within a block or two you will find incredibly popular bars like Trick Bar, great artisan restaurants like Salumeria, Flour and water, Sasaki, True Laurel. Brew pubs and neighborhood bars like Southern Pacific Brewery, Shotwells, The Homestead, The Ritespot. Of course you are in the Mission, so you will find a large selection of restaurants serving authentic Mexican, Ecuadorian and Guatemalan at low prices. We like:San Jalisco, 20th St and South Van Ness Taqueria Cancun, Mission and 19th St. El Faro across the street Folsom and 20th St. El Metate: Bryant and 22nd St. Best Taco truck, El Tonayense. Harrison and15th St. Of course people spend hours and hours passionately arguing about Burritos. So this is not a definitive list by all means. Peppered throughout the neighborhood are corner markets. They range from minimal to fancy. Everyone has their favorite as well. Kings Market; 22 St and Bryant, Norms Market: 20th and Bryant, El Porvenir: Treat and 21st St., Casa Maria: 23rd St and South Van Ness, Issacs Market Folsom and 22nd st. Just a few .. Just a ten minute walk and your on 24th St. Your find dozens shops, cafes, restaurants, bookstores. Humphrey Slocombe Ice Cream, Wise Sons Jewish Deli, St Francis Fountain to name a few In another direction Mission Street. Wow. Everything. Yet even further, Valencia St. Shopping, Eating, Drinking, Looking, Nightclubs, Bars, Bakeries, It goes on forever. Don t forget to go to the Pirate supply store (826 Valencia) started by Dave Eggars. Paxton Gate, an interesting funky shop for nature lovers and then some. Dog eared books, the best old time Mission bookstore. Dandelion chocolates. On and on . PARKING SITUATION There is no parking available in the building. You can park on the street for free and though it is unlimited in one way, you will need to pay attention to areas that have time limits. There is also a bart station (subway) only a few blocks away so you don t need a car to move around. There are a few public parking garages nearby as well. City owned Parking Garage 2351 Mission St. between 19th and 20th SF General Hospital Garage 2500 24th St. GROCERIES NEARBY Gus Market: Harrison and17th St. Rainbow Grocery Folsom and Division St Safeway Potrero Center on Bryant and 16th St FoodsCo. Folsom and 15th ST. La Palma Mexicatessen, 24th St. Further away: Whole Foods 17th and Rhode Island Whole Foods Dolores at Market Bi Rite Market 18th and Guerrero Produce markets: Mission St. between 17th and 24th Streets. Mission Community market Bartlet St. Thursdays 4-8pm Utilities included with a cap amount.