415 Arkansas St, San Francisco, CA 94107

Located on the desirable north slope of Potrero Hill, this bright and airy two-bedroom, two-bath condo offers the perfect blend of modern comfort and classic... charm. The open-concept living and dining area features abundant natural light, hardwood flooring throughout, a decorative fireplace, and views of the quiet, tree-lined street.

The kitchen boasts stainless steel appliances, including a dishwasher and wine fridge, ample cabinet storage, generous counter space for meal prep, and a cozy sitting area. A full bathroom with walk-in shower is conveniently located off the main hallway.

The spacious primary bedroom includes an en-suite bathroom with a shower/tub combo and excellent closet space. The second bedroom also features hardwood floors and ample closet space overlooking the garden.

Shared tranquil garden space, laundry in building, and garaged parking space for one car. This is a non-smoking unit, renter's insurance is required, and pets are negotiable.


Key Features:

Prime Location
Hardwood floors throughout
Laundry in building
Shared garden
One-car garage parking


Set in a quiet two-unit building on a peaceful block, this home boasts a Walk Score of 95. Enjoy close proximity to beloved neighborhood staples like Plow, Goat Hill Pizza, Chez Maman, Mochica, and more. Walk to Good Life Grocery, Whole Foods on Rhode Island, local shops, library, and bookstore. Easy access to Highway 101 and 280, public transportation including the #10 and #22 Fillmore, T-train on 3rd street, and Caltrain on King and 22nd Street. Nearby parks include Jackson Playground, Potrero Hill/Public Tennis Court, and McKinley Square.


This unit is being shown by Gordon Property Management, please contact for more information or to set up an appointment to view this lovely unit.

Gordon Property Management CA DRE License #01780930

“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