68 Harriet St UNIT 5, San Francisco, CA 94103

68 Harriet St #5 is in SOMA Please view the unit in person before applying This light filled 1 Bedroom 2-level loft is available NOW! It has an open and flexible floor plan ideal for entertaining. There is an amazing roof top terrace with 360 view! This convenient location is near Whole Foods, shopping, dining, nightlife, freeways UNIT - 1 Bedroom - 1.5 Bathrooms - 1 full bath with tub with loft area and half bath on main floor - In unit washer/dryer - Featuring floor to ceiling windows - High ceilings - Gas fireplace - Stainless appliances - Hardwood floors BLDG - Year built: 2003 - 16 unit bldg - Shared rooftop with 360 views - $250 HOA move in/out fee TERMS - Available now - One year lease - Security deposit 1.5 x rent - Utilities: Owner pays water and garbage - One small pet under 20 lbs negotiable: additional deposit and pet rent applies - Non-smoking unit - $250 move in/out fee - Parking available for $200 mo Location: The South of Market (SoMa) neighborhood is an industrial and urban area filled with converted warehouses, art galleries, bookstores, trendy bars, chic furniture showrooms, and some of San Francisco s most celebrated restaurant and nightclub destinations. Also within its borders you will find some of the city s only big box chain stores who have taken advantage of the topography. Historically an area created on the wrong side of the Market Street cable car track, full of factories and Gold Rush immigrant workers, it evolved into one of the most well-known areas in the 1990s: dot-com boom central. Since the sizzle cooled, many businesses associated with the boom have closed, but new tech companies have not been deterred from moving in. SoMa is a rejuvenated district where in 2012, a young giant in the technology industry Twitter put down roots at the corner of Market and 10th Street, inspiring new businesses to move in to cater to the young professionals and a long list of other tech companies following suit. SoMa is also a magnet for visitors from around the world for its famed stretch along Eleventh and Folsom known as the heart of the gay leather and S&M scene, and home to the annual fetish street fest called Folsom Street Fair. What SoMa lacks in terms of personal outdoor green space, quiet living quarters, and parking, it makes up for in gripping energy, trendy nightlife, and its thriving tech industry.