We're sorry, but this property has been taken off the market. However, we have 2 similar properties available that you might be interested in!
This newly remodeled apartment that is located in small building in Nob Hill. A Walkers Paradise with Venticello, Nob Hill Cafe, Ala Romana, Keiko and so many more restaurants right out your front door. Also a Riders Paradise with a number of Muni lines less then a block away. Working in the Financial District, just walk to work. You will love living in the neighborhood!
Featuring the following:
~ Rent controlled
~ Backside corner apartment
~ 1st floor (above the lobby) unit in a 3-story walk-up building
~ Hardwood floors
~ Foyer with coat closet
~ Remodeled kitchen with granite counter-tops, stainless steel appliances including gas stove and dishwasher
~ Open floor plan - ivingroom right off the kitchen
~ Large bedroom with huge walk-in closet
~ Remodeled bathroom
~ Water, garbage, steam heating included
~ Laundry room on site
~ Street parking only
~ Pet friendly
J.Wavro Associates leases residential property in San Francisco, Marin, and the Peninsula. Full-service property management is offered in San Francisco only.
An owner comes to us with a property and a decision: find a resident, or have the building managed. We start with the property, the timing, and what you need handled. We do not take on work outside those places.
Leasing covers marketing, showings, applicant screening, and the lease through signing. Management, in San Francisco, covers the ongoing operation of the property after that. Marin and Peninsula owners can use us for leasing and tenant placement. Management stays in San Francisco.
The firm has leased and managed in the Bay Area since 2003. James Wavro is the managing broker, DRE #01258446. The office is at 4278 25th Street, San Francisco. The main line is 415-923-6900.
If you want to talk through a property, call that number or write through the team page. We will tell you whether leasing, management, or both fits, and who on the team would handle it.
