Prime Location Three Bedroom Condo - Please Contact for Showing Availability!

Charming light-filled condo features three bedroom, one and a half bathrooms, bonus room, and tandem parking. Situated in the Inner Sunset, one block from UCSF, this spacious condo features a great deal of San Francisco charm with modern accents including private laundry and shared garden. Bright and airy living room with decorative fireplace, bay windows, and hardwood floors throughout. Eat-in kitchen featuring stainless steel appliances including gas oven, dishwasher, refrigerator, and built-in microwave, and plenty of cabinet storage. The porch area off of the kitchen provides extra space and a stairwell that leads to private laundry and shared garden area. Three large bedrooms with an abundance of closet space, two back bedrooms overlook the tranquil garden area. Bonus room with lots of natural light, that can be used for office space or additional storage. Expansive hallway with one full bath, half bath, and additional storage closets. Tandem parking space for one mid-sized car in the garage. This is a non-smoking unit, renter's insurance is required and sorry no pets. Located in the Inner Sunset, this condo is in a prime location with a Walk Score of 90 out of 100. Steps away from Irving Street and Cole Street with their abundance of cafes, shops, restaurants, and the N Judah streetcar line. Nearby parks include Sunset Recreation Center, Sunset Playground and Golden Gate Park. A short distance to The Academy of Sciences, De Young Museum, Botanical Gardens, and all the wonderful attractions in Golden Gate Park. Enjoy a stroll or bike ride down the car-free JFK Drive or take a boat ride through Stow Lake. This unit is being shown by Gordon Property Management, please contact gpmleasing@gpmsf.com for more information or to set up an appointment to view this lovely condo. “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.”