Modern oasis with Victorian charm
A spectacular, modern, open floor plan with hardwood floor throughout will welcome you to your “home away from home" in San Francisco. You will first enter into the super large dining/living room. French doors to your right will lead you to the huge bedroom with lots of light facing the shared patio. And a spa-like bathroom will restore your energy after a hard day spent exploring or working in this beautiful city! A cozy private patio opens up to the back of the house.
This first floor apartment with its own private entrance (easily accessible with baggages/groceries: only 4 steps!) is in a two-unit Victorian house and quietly sits away from the street. The hidden gem is located behind the buildings on the street, away from the noise, protected by the “Cambodian" gate and surrounded by gardens. It is truly the oasis to retreat to escape the frenzy of the city, recharge before either heading out again to explore the several superb restaurants nearby or simply relaxing and enjoying all the comfort of the house.
Features
Kitchen
Wireless Internet
Buzzer/wireless intercom
Indoor Fireplace
Laptop friendly workspace
TV
Iron
Hangers
Hair dryer
Shampoo
Essentials
Heating
Private entrance
No smoking
Not suitable for pets
No parties or events
Not safe or suitable for children (0-12 years)
Check in is anytime after 3PM
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Barbara’s home is located in San Francisco, California, United States.
Nested near Alamo Square, Haight-Ashbury, Duboce Triangle and the Castro, Lower Haight is a fantastic central neighborhood that was recently voted best SF neighborhood two years in a row by Curbed SF.
It is indeed geographic and functional crossroads connecting several key neighborhoods, with two Muni trains and several Muni buses passing through. You can stroll (15 minute walk) to Hayes Valley's trendy restaurants and glam boutiques. You can pick up picnic fixings in Divisadero/NoPa (North of Panhandle) for lunch atop Alamo Square Park (5 minute walk) admiring the Painted Ladies. Otherwise, hop the bus straight to the Upper Haight (10 minute ride) for a walking tour through hippie history and then explore the Golden Gate Park. The apartment is located just half a block away from Haight Street and a couple of blocks from Divisadero Street. In both directions you can find: many restaurants (including cafes, breakfast/brunch/lunch/dinner), bars, bakery, convenience stores, wine/liquor stores, salons, spas, cleaners, and more.The biggest Safeway (local brand of grocery store) in SF is only 10 minutes away (walking).
