1617 Kirkham St, San Francisco, CA 94122

Bright, spacious one-bedroom apartment with separate dining room and living room, lots of closet/storage space, in a great location in the central Sunset.... Plenty of room to work from home and wired for Sonic’s fast internet service.

The apartment is approximately 900 square feet. Spacious bedroom (plenty of room for a queen bed but you’d want to measure for a king), large living room, and separate dining room which easily fits a table for six or eight and a built-in bar. The kitchen has tons of cupboard space (including a separate spice cabinet). The Wedgewood stove is amazing if you like to cook or bake. The apartment has plenty of room for a desk setup in either the living room or dining room if you work from home.

There are four closets – three in the hallway and one in the bedroom. One of the hallway closets has built-in shelves and is also long/large enough for a bicycle. Original hardwood floors. Double-paned windows in the street-facing rooms (bedroom and living room). There is no parking, but street parking is easy. No laundry onsite, but there are multiple laundromats nearby including one within walking distance on Irving Street.

The building is located by the corner of 20th & Kirkham, two blocks to restaurants, bars, shops and laundry on Irving Street, three blocks to Golden Gate Park, and a short drive/bike ride to Ocean Beach. Close to the Inner Sunset restaurant/shopping area. Excellent public transit – the N-Judah, 28, 7, and tech buses all stop nearby. Also excellent bike access – both 20th and Kirkham are bike routes with easy access to the rest of the city’s bike network and Golden Gate Park. There are three Baywheels bikeshare stations within a short walking distance on Irving Street and one nearby on Noriega. Near UCSF Parnassus, multiple supermarkets and farmers markets, the Sunset Branch Library, Stonestown Mall, and 280 South.

Rent includes water/garbage. Tenant pays for electricity/gas.

Available immediately.

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. Read More